Clik here to view.
48VDC and the Quest for Improved Compute Performance
Last year I wrote a blog about open standards organizations like Open Compute Project (OCP) and Open19, and the power architectures that are emerging from these groups – specifically, the consolidation...
View ArticleClik here to view.
OSDA – A More Flexible Data Center Availability Rating System
Digitization is driving the need for increased resiliency across data center architectures, from cloud-based data centers to the edge. I co-authored a white paper a couple of years back focused on this...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Getting it Right – How Much Air Containment is Enough in Your Data Center?
This is a common question we’ve heard enough times that we decided to test containment across a range of “leakiness” and came up with some practical guidance. You may have heard the term “percent...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Results are in! Our Study Measuring the Different Levels of Data Center Air...
In an earlier blog I explained the problem with “percent leakage” in regards to air containment and I proposed some more practical metrics. To quantify these metrics, we set up a test at the Innovation...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Getting it Right – How Much Air Containment is Enough in Your Data Center? –...
In Part 1 I explained the problem with the “percent leakage” term and I proposed more practical metrics. In Part 2, I got into the actual testing we did in our St. Louis cooling lab with the help of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
It’s Not Just About Chip Density – Five Reasons to Consider Liquid Cooling...
Liquid cooling is not a new technology. It’s been around for decades and has historically focused on mainframes, high performance computing (HPC), and gaming applications. But today’s demands for IoT,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Liquid vs. Air Cooling. Which is the Capex winner?
Liquid cooling has been around for some time now, but has tended to be very niche… until now. There’s a lot of buzz about liquid cooling as a necessary technology to address the trend of increasing...
View ArticleWill Heat Pumps in Commercial and Office Buildings Save the World?
You may have heard the terms “all-electric building” or “sustainable buildings” and seen them associated with the notion that heat pumps decarbonize our planet. If you didn’t already know, heat... Read...
View ArticleHyperscale Data Center Design for an On-site, Self-generation Solution Using...
One of the main challenges hyperscale data centers face is power capacity shortages, as well as the need to reduce their environmental footprint. Gas power generation is one alternative for... Read...
View ArticleHarsh Edge Computing Environments: Ruggedizing the Enclosures vs. Ruggedizing...
Edge computing continues to grow at a rapid pace. In industrial environments this has been driven largely by Industry 4.0 efforts. But when critical IT equipment is placed at the... Read more » The...
View ArticleJust Chill, Let ‘Cooling Optimize’ Keep Your Server Inlet Temps Steady
If you’re reading this, then you probably already know that cooling systems are the second biggest energy consumer in data centers, second only to the IT equipment itself. For more... Read more » The...
View ArticleChallenges and Successes for Pharmaceutical Electrical Infrastructure | ASCO...
The global health crisis brought by COVID-19 is another challenge that emphasized the importance of the pharmaceutical industry. Companies in this field promptly responded by commencing research for...
View Article
