Cooling

How an Industrial UPS and Cooling Helps a Metro Facility Earn a Green Building Platinum Rating

Organizations in most any industry are interested in green building practices because they make sense on many levels, from saving on energy costs to reducing carbon emissions – and saving... Read...

Silencing Your Noisy Data Center Infrastructure – with Liquid Cooling

The world is generally a noisy place that is sometimes soothing or relaxing, but most often unpleasant with excessive levels of noise. In urban areas, there is constant noise emanating... Read...

Accommodate the Growth of Your Business with Edge Micro Data Centers – New Meet the Experts Video Explains

There are trends and technologies making it more realistic for companies to forego building their own centralized data centers, and instead use the spare space, power, and cooling capacity of... ...

What’s Old is What’s New Again – Liquid Cooling Servers in Data Center Design

The very first computers used vacuum tube analog technology and gave off tremendous amount of heat. In the 1960’s mainframe computers switched to transistor technology that required many of...

Core Computing Center saved 30% in power and cooling energy costs with Schneider Electric’s InfraStruxure solution

As the only specialized IDC in Chungcheongbuk-do, Core Computing Center offers IT infrastructure management and advanced networking services to Ochang Science Industrial Complex, Osong Life...

DataCenter Knowledge: When and How Liquid Cooling Becomes Necessary in the Data Center

How to Manage Building Maintenance From Your Smart Phone

As buildings become more complex, with all sorts of electrical, heating, cooling and other systems that need consistent routine maintenance, it can be a daunting task for facility managers and... ...

Why Water Use is a Key Consideration When Cooling Your Data Center

For years in data center circles we’ve been talking about Power Usage Effectiveness, or PUE. Largely lost in the discussion, however, is another factor that has taken on increased importance... ...

Water vs. Refrigerants in Data Center Economizer Cooling Systems: Why Water is Winning

Something of a battle is raging around the best way to cool data centers, especially when discussing the pros and cons of using refrigerants vs. water in indirect economizer systems... Read more...

How data center pod frames can reduce IT room costs by 15%

If you recall from my prior blog, a ‘free standing pod frame’ allows you to install containment as well as the power, cooling, and networking to the pod, independent of... Read more » The post...

Whatcha got under the (data center cooling) hood?

Not a typical question you ask in a data center but maybe you should ask that question the next time you’re in the market for a chiller or computer room... Read more » The post Whatcha got under...

It’s Time to Consider Additional Cooling Options for Open Compute Project Data Centers

The Open Compute Project is a topic interest in IT circles, as the reference architecture for data centers offer the potential to provide efficient, flexible and scalable compute power at a...

How New Availability Expectations Change the Way Data Centers are Managed and Operated

According to The Atlantic’s trilogy on household spending, by 1990, at least 90% of US households had electricity, a stove, car, fridge, clothes, air conditioning, color TV, microwave and a... ...