Data center accounting tracks the true cost of IT infrastructure—power, cooling, space, and hardware—across departments or clients. By allocating these expenses via chargeback or showback models, it reveals profitability and inefficiencies. CFOs use it for budgeting, while cloud teams optimize resource allocation. Ultimately, it empowers enterprises and colocation providers to make data-driven financial decisions.
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