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Measure, monitor, & save

  Power monitoring should be a key requirement for all new data centre builds and refits, but how is it best achieved and what elements should be considered when choosing suitable equipment? By G4 Power.

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Indirect evaporative data centre cooling testing - an expert insight

To increase market competitiveness a growing number of data centre operators are opting for indirect evaporative cooling (IEC) and the significant savings the solution brings. To ensure the operational efficiency and a smarter energy approach, it makes good business sense to witness an IEC...

Improving energy efficiency in the data centre

Energy efficiency in the data centre used to be an afterthought, if it was on the radar at all. By Craig Watkins, Product Manager, Rack & Cooling Solutions, Tripp Lite.

Is NASA’s data lost in space?

NASA’s own auditor has recently rated its cloud computing deployments very poorly in a report...

Scale-out NAS on the verge of greater adoption

  Scale-out NAS, once affordable only to large enterprises, is poised for adoption by...

Take your datacenter into the future with SMB 3.0

A First Class Storage Protocol for Windows Environments. By John Reed, SNIA Ethernet Storage Forum...

And the winners are...

The third annual Storage Virtualization and Cloud (SVC) Awards took place on Thursday 21st November...

SSDs: A sensible yet Flash-y option

Flash is a hot topic. The technology has been labelled with an almost magical ability to speed up...

Multi-tenancy no longer limited to MSP arena

In the Managed Service Provider arena, multi-tenancy is becoming increasingly popular. More and...

Cloud pricing 101: A hotel room with a view

The billing method for cloud has often been described as being similar to that of electricity, with...

The wireless win

By Gilda Foss, Board of Directors, Ethernet Alliance, Industry Evangelist, Office of the CTO,...