by Ian Seaton | Apr 4, 2018 | Blog
For the benefit of anyone who may have joined the conversation somewhere in the middle, let me remind everyone that the purpose of the PUE (power usage effectiveness) metric was initially proposed to be an easy-to-use internal reference point for defining energy... 
by Bill Kleyman | Mar 28, 2018 | Blog
Almost every data center project these days is revolving around the demand for more utilization while focusing on improved efficiency. That is, do more – while still being economical. This means smaller data center footprints, new types of data center designs, and new... 
by Ian Seaton | Mar 21, 2018 | Blog
Data center health is frequently discussed in terms of PUE, but a PUE check-up can be sort of like checking a corpse for a pulse, particularly when we consider that an honest and educated practitioner means EUE (Energy Usage Effectiveness) when they say PUE. That is... 
by Bill Kleyman | Mar 16, 2018 | Blog
The fun part about working with data centers is the diversity in the designs that we see. Yes, there is lots of standardization and best practices when it comes to design. However, many data centers still have to take unique approaches depending on their specific... 
by Ian Seaton | Mar 7, 2018 | Blog
Data center airflow management effectiveness is most directly indicated by two temperature differential (ΔT) measurements: the temperature rise of air through IT equipment and the difference between the cooling equipment supply temperature and the return intake... 
by Bill Kleyman | Feb 28, 2018 | Blog
More organizations are looking for better ways to scale their businesses. Moreover, a big part of their strategy will entirely revolve around the data center. With that in mind – organizations have only a few options. Leverage a colo Build your own Move to the cloud...