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Successful Power and Cooling Infrastructure for Today’s Data Center
Gone are the days when you could simply focus
on hardware costs to drive down your data
center’s operating expenses. As utility rates
continue to rise, floor space disappears and
demands from business users grow, data centers
are forced to identify the most efficient
infrastructure solutions to meet four critical
criteria:
- Scalability – to allow increases in
density as loads increase
- Energy Efficiency – to reduce the cost
of operations
- Redundancy – to ensure system uptime
- Modularity – to support the constant
moves, adds, and changes (MAC)
Patrick Cameron, Director of Business
Development, from 42U along with Daniel Kennedy
and Jim Whitmore from Rittal Corporation,
discuss the growing demands on data centers and
how Rimatrix5®, a scalable, flexible data center
solution, provides outstanding IT service and
on-demand growth capability.
- Growing Energy Demands on Data Centers
- 4 Infrastructure Requirements to
Optimize Power and Cooling
- Close-Couple Cooling
- Benefits of Closed vs. Open
Architecture
- An Introduction to Water-cooled
Cabinets
- Hardware, Real Estate, and Energy
Savings
- Modular UPS
- Importance of Low Heat Dissipation
- Using a Modular Architecture
- Achieving High Power Efficiency
Levels at Varying Loads
- An Introduction to Rimatrix5:
Enclosures, Power, Cooling, Security, and
Monitoring
- A Case Study: Guthrie Healthcare
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