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Schneider Electric pioneers data centre gamification, promising efficiency gains and cost savings with innovative management tools.

Countries around the globe are taking definitive steps to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and, consequently, their carbon footprint.

Cloud adoption is driving the need to rethink the redundancy requirements of edge data centers, says Kevin Brown of Schneider Electric.

To stay alive, human beings need air, food and water. If you are college student, add to this list of vital resources Internet access.

But for me, the most interesting aspects of the research is in unpacking the impact of a range of data center problems on the business itself.

Until now, I had always pictured colocation as a large warehouse for IT equipment and not a platform that would support smaller scale implementations.

The spectrum for how to modernize an existing data center is quite wide, and the cost/benefit scenarios differ.

Schneider Electric unveils how untapped data within data centres can bring significant efficiency gains and cost savings through big data analytics.

No matter what, there will come a time when a system is so outdated, there’s no amount of fixing that can help.

Randstad has named Australia’s most attractive employers for job seekers that are using the recruitment company to find work.

Clearly the big trends which affect IT specifically and many vertical sectors generally, are also having an impact on the data center.

The idea is that servers are sensitive to temperature; they fail more quickly at higher temperatures than lower temperatures.

In particular, the adiabatic system reduces the energy impact both in summer and in mid-season more, operating for the large part of the year.

The white paper looks at the factors that should be considered when acquiring and analysing data on a continuous basis for calculating PUE.

Colocation providers eye sustainability, DCIM, and OCP for cutting costs and new revenue streams, amid a rising eco-conscious market.

Each data center is somewhat different and the approach to modernization could vary depending upon the individual circumstances.

For most data center stakeholders, modernization has traditionally meant replacing existing systems with equal or bigger systems at higher cost.

The challenge rests on how to prepare for and manage the risk of the known unknowns (that is, risks that have been identified but not addressed).

The NGCP is responsible for delivering reliable power to customers in the Philippines over more than 21,000 circuit kilometres of transmission lines.

Is your data centre showing its age? Look out for limited space, inefficient cooling, and rising upkeep costs signalling an urgent need for modernisation.