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ASHRAE okays hotter data centers
Under ASHRAE TC 9.9’s new recommendations, operators can increase data center operating temperatures -- and decrease their reliance on computer room air conditioners. News | 11 May 2011
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IBM adds to Power7 lineup: News in brief
IBM Power servers and blades benefitted from new Power7 processors, and other data center news. News | 15 Apr 2011
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HP adds servers to Scalable System line: News in brief
Hewlett-Packard’s SL6500 chassis for "hyperscale" data centers can now be outfitted with four new servers. News | 04 Apr 2011
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HP upgrades NonStop with Intel Itanium 9300: News in brief
HP’s fault-tolerant NonStop platform now runs on a quad-core NB5400c Integrity BladeSystem running Intel’s Itanium 9300 processor. News | 28 Mar 2011
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Evaporative cooling picked for California data center
Data centers in hot, dry climates can save a bundle on energy costs with the latest generation of evaporative cooling technology. News | 05 Jan 2011
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Data center CO2 metric CUE hits the streets
IT pros debate new Green Grid carbon emission metric. Next up? Water. News | 07 Dec 2010
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DCIM tools inch closer to facilities-IT department Kumbaya
Emerson Network Power is the latest to jump on the data center infrastructure management bandwagon, but a lot has to happen before it can be truly useful. News | 28 Oct 2010
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NASA eyes power management to cut data center energy consumption
By aggregrating data from disparate meters and monitors across its data centers, NASA hopes to meet an aggressive mandate to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in federal facilities. Article | 20 Sep 2010
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Energy Star for data centers is first definitive green data center rating
The has EPA rolled out its Energy Star label for data centers, the first energy-efficiency rating for the industry. Article | 22 Jun 2010
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Bob Sullivan on the future of data center cooling: A Q&A
Dr .Bob Sullivan – the father of hot-aisle/cold-aisle data center design – weighs in on hot- and cold-aisle containment, data center economizers, and variable-frequency drive fans. Article | 07 Jun 2010