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New data center cooling strategies to improve efficiency, lower costs
What are your data center cooling strategies? Do you run a few computer-room air conditioning units continuously to push cooled air through perforated plates in your raised floor to maintain a suitable temperature for all the racks in the room?... Tip | SearchDataCenter.com
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What factors into a typical data center construction costs?
If you want to get an estimate on a data center build cost, the guidelines posted by the Uptime Institute can help with the initial analysis. Answer | SearchDataCenter.com
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Core parking helps drive down energy costs
Servers can be energy-inefficient and often aren't utilized to their fullest, but making use of "core parking" can help.
Most workloads experience peaks and fall-offs in their computing demand, even in highly virtualized environments, and... Tip | SearchDataCenter.com
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Five overlooked cost categories for new servers
Remembering these five cost categories can go a long way toward easing expenses over the life of that new server. Tip | SearchDataCenter.com
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Is energy-efficient software the next step to reduce operating costs?
When the limits of hardware innovation have been reached, energy-efficient software could be way to cut electricity costs. Opinion | SearchDataCenter.com
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VCE tweaks Vblock line with low cost converged infrastructure systems
VCE's new lower-cost Vblocks are a step in the right direction, but the converged infrastructure systems may not make a splash in today's data center. News | SearchDataCenter.com
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Computational fluid dynamics helps cut cooling costs
As server density grows, so does the need for better cooling. That's where computational fluid dynamics comes in.
The first data centers housed large, incredibly energy inefficient mainframes that emitted tremendous heat. Ways to cool and... Tip | SearchDataCenter.com
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Liquid cooling drives down costs and improves efficiency
My father used to joke that his fashion sense was trendy every 20 years. It wasn’t too long after I heard him make that comment that the grunge movement brought his flannel shirts and worn jeans back into the mainstream.
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Shady gray market IT equipment resellers can add problems
Dealing with disreputable IT equipment resellers can lead to unintended additional costs and needless frustration. Answer | SearchDataCenter.com
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How to perform due diligence on sources of used IT equipment
Used IT equipment can help a business cut capital costs, but be proactive to protect yourself from dishonest gray-market sellers. Answer | SearchDataCenter.com
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