A company's data center has a critical server that must remain operational at all times. Which of the following solutions should the company implement to ensure that the server remains available during an unexpected power outage?
An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is designed to provide emergency power when the input power source fails. A UPS can keep a server running during short-term power outages and provides enough time to properly shut down the server to prevent data loss or hardware damage if the power outage is prolonged. Surge protectors do not provide power when it's out; they only protect devices from power surges. Wi-Fi extenders, cloud storage, and cooling systems do not maintain the server's availability during power outages.
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