Data Center Cooling Technology Now And In The Future
Data Center Cooling Technology Now And In The Future
Power and cooling are the two most fundamental elements of data centers. An average size data center consumes a large amount of power. A large chunk of this power is used in cooling systems. Cooling systems keep the facility functioning, as they remove the waste heat produced by the IT equipment.
Colocation Data Centers And The Remote Workforce
Colocation Data Centers And The Remote Workforce
The nature of employment has changed dramatically for many individuals in the past year. In the early months of 2020, when COVID-19 spread throughout most of the globe, numerous corporations urged their employees to work from home in order to prevent the virus from spreading among their ranks.
Thermal Imaging Cameras for Data Center Security?
Thermal Imaging Cameras for Data Center Security?
The most significant commodity consumed by many people nowadays is data. Data is transmitted and stored in huge volumes. As such, more and more data center facilities are dedicated to managing the flow of data.
Cloud VS Colocation: Which Is Best For You?
Cloud VS Colocation: Which Is Best For You?
As many businesses are under pressure to speed digital transformation, IT professionals are striving to integrate cloud and data center colocation solutions to enhance the efficiency of their current infrastructure.
Guide to Selecting a DCIM Vendor
Guide to Selecting a DCIM Vendor
Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) has been studied extensively. As a result, many potential end-users are familiar with the concept and are knowledgeable about possible benefits, but they’re not sure where to start.
Keeping Your Cool in Your Edge Data Center
Cooling capacity is usually ranked first among all issues for an edge data center. The following is a list of requirements:
Thermal Imaging Solutions: The Future of Monitoring
Thermal imaging technology has long been used in many industries. It is often employed in large enterprises such as airports and energy facilities. Today, the use of thermal imaging technology is expanding to the data center industry. Experts have created more ways to reap the maximum benefit of this technology.
Data Centers Monitoring Their Environmental Impact
According to recent survey data from Uptime Institute, despite a rising focus on environmental sustainability, most data center operators are still not evaluating their water and carbon footprints, or their e-waste disposal programs. However, it is advised that all data centers should be monitoring their environmental impact.
Improving Water Technology to Optimize Data Center
Improving Water Technology to Optimize Data Center
Evident improvements can be seen with water cooling technologies. As such, data centers rely on water to cool and sustain operations. Removing heat from IT facilities is a priority. Water is a primary medium that facilitates the cooling exchange in a data facility.
AKCP Upgrades sensorProbe Series
AKCP, the world’s oldest and largest supplier of networked wired and wireless sensor solutions, announces an upgrade to the sensorProbe series.

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