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13 No. 27 December 01-06, 2003 To further improve I-net connection ITC acquires UPS system from Taiwan The Information Technology Center (ITC) has taken a step toward solving the problem of internet connection in the university. According to Marck Campos, IT Operations head, the university will already be enjoying the services of an online unlimited power supply (UPS) by January. This equipment, imported from Taiwan, shall see to it that whenever power failure occurs, there will be enough time for all the computers to be properly shutdown. This will avoid the problem of consuming more time in reestablishing the internet connection, usually caused by units being improperly shutdown. Campos clarified that the problem comes from the fact that the facilities in the six Mariano Alvarez Hall (MAH) classrooms where ITC is currently housed can no longer accommodate the load of electricity being used by the center. This explains the frequent and abrupt power failure in MAH. Through the online UPS, reestablishing internet connection would not only be faster but computer equipment will be saved from being damaged. Meanwhile, ITC is conducting studies on how to resolve the current power impasse in MAH. Back to ICO home |
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