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Moving out The “green data centre” is
If you follow a few tried and tested installation
at the heart of the whole
tips when installing your equipment at the
data centre, you can make significant
movement towards more
savings in power usage and reduce
sustainable computing.
wear and tear on your mission-critical systems.
By Andy Lawrence, Research Director,
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Eco-Efficient IT, The 451 Group.
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Data will be the new currency
In a world where IT is served up on-demand,
firms that know how to provide bits and bytes
Cooling Solutions for
in a manner analogous to electricity will be in
demand, says Interxion UK Managing
critical environments
Director Greg McCulloch.
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A-Z of efficient installation Staying lean, mean
If you follow a few tried and tested installation
and green
tips when installing your equipment at the data
For datacentre managers, 2009 will be all
centre, you can make significant savings in
about keeping costs low and staying
power usage and reduce wear and tear on
energy-efficient but what is the best
your mission-critical systems, saving you
way to do it?
money and reducing your carbon footprint
By Interxion UK Managing Director
says Lex Coors, VP Data Centre
Greg McCulloch.
Technology & Engineering Group,
Interxion.
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Collaboration Key as
C4L Pushes For “Greener”
Interxion and APC Push
Data Centres
Technology Boundaries
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If not now, when?
Locations and Services For years now the industry has been
Interxion owns and operates over 40,000m
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wondering what it means to be “really” green
of co-location space. says Lex Coors, VP Data Centre
Technology & Engineering Group,
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