Data centers and server farms house critical IT infrastructure that supports the functioning of businesses, governments, and services around the world. A fire in these facilities could result in significant data loss, operational downtime, and damage to sensitive electronic equipment. Fire pumps provide essential water supply and pressure to fire suppression systems, such as pre-action sprinklers or water mist systems, which are designed to control and extinguish fires with minimal risk of water damage to the equipment. Jockey pumps maintain pressure to ensure that the systems are ready for immediate activation in case of a fire. In many cases, fire protection systems in data centers are carefully designed to detect fires at an early stage and respond quickly while minimizing the risk of water discharge that could damage servers. Fire pumps must be reliable and often have backup systems in place to ensure uninterrupted operation, even during power failures, which are common during fire emergencies. Regular testing, maintenance, and monitoring are crucial to maintaining fire safety in these high-tech environments.