CoLocation Data Centers require the ability to design for multi customer needs When transforming a former printing press facility into a state-of-the-art data center, eStruxture wanted to give companies the ability to design multi-site, carrier- or cloud-neutral data center solutions...
Achieve Higher Efficiency without Using a Drop with the Liebert DSE That’s the amount of water that can be eliminated annually in a 1MW California data center with the Liebert DSE using pumped refrigerant economization, compared to water economization. The...
Vertiv has released four payback scenarios that detail the cost of upgrading cooling equipment and the projected payback periods. In virtually every situation, retrofitting or replacing data center cooling systems makes financial sense. I recently met with executives at two...
Cost savings and carbon footprint reduction can sometimes seem like opposing goals. But there’s one place where the two go hand-in-hand: the data center.
According to the Uptime Institute, data centers are responsible for as much as 35 percent of total energy use in non-manufacturing, information-intensive companies. But despite the data center’s heavy power load there is a great opportunity to save money through more effective energy management. Skip to content