Lenovo, the digital brain that will control Madring
El circuito madrileño estrenará velocidad, pasión, adrenalina y estrategia, pero también el reto tecnológico de gestionar millones de datos y centenares de dispositivos. Leer
The Madrid circuit, also known as Madring, is set to host the Formula 1, bringing with it a technological challenge of managing millions of data and hundreds of devices. Lenovo, the official partner of the World Championship, will provide the technology to make it possible. The event will feature a massive deployment of computers, monitors, tablets, and smartphones to support over 600 engineers and employees.
During each Grand Prix, around 650 terabytes of data will be transferred between the circuit and the base of operations. The event will process between 350,000 and 400,000 records, generate hundreds of pages of documents, and produce approximately 300-400 GB of data per event.
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