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Issue 9, April/May 10


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CONTENTS Issue 9, April/May 2010


NEWS COMMENT US


UK & EUROPE APAC


LATAM INDUSTRY


TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS


GEORGIA GOES NUCLEAR


The US state of Georgia will be the location for the first new Nuclear power stations in decades – local data center operators give their reactions


SOLAR POWER


A huge solar array is being planned with the backing of public money


THE FUTURE OF DATA CENTER NETWORKS


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As virtualization of Data Centers takes hold, upgrading the network becomes paramount and facilities are starting to deploy 10Gb Ethernet Networks


FEATURES


HOW WILL THE NEXT GENERATION OF DATA CENTERS BE DEPLOYED? 19


Microsoft’s Kevin Timmons gave a world exclusive to attendees to DatacenterDynamics New York conference when he revealed that the firm’s next generation data centers would be designed and built


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4 5 7


8, 9 10 12 13


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based on pre-manufactured ITPACs (IT pre assembled components). And he challenged the industry to accept that the era of monolithic build was over and that in the future data centers would be based on a manufacturing supply chain model


DATACENTERDYNAMICS NEW YORK – MARKET PRESSURES


and run data centers we look at the record of previous attempts to consolidate


THE DATA CENTER SUPPLY CHAIN


35, 36 22


A panel of industry experts discusses why it is the CFO that is behind the demand for collocation and hosted services


SILICON VALLEY 24


Despite its troubles demand for data center space in California is improving


PUBLIC SECTOR


CONSOLIDATION PLANS IN THE UK PUBLIC SECTOR 25


Interview: UK Government CIO John Suffolk talks with DatacenterDynamicsFOCUS on how he will implement his consolidation strategy


HP WYNYARD: THE OFFICIAL OPENING


26, 27


Already the site for a major UK government department’s IT, we take a tour of the HP mega data center in the north of England and detail its unique cooling set up


CONSOLIDATION PLANS FOR US PUBLIC SECTOR DATA CENTERS


VIRTUALIZATION


Today’s data centers are not being managed for optimum efficiency and virtualization is adding another layer of complexity says analyst IDC


CLOUD 41


Microsoft’s CEO Steve Ballmer has bet the company on the cloud


BUILD 42


Hong Kong Exchange and Clearing has found a site for its new data center


POWER 44


US Air Force palces $560m UPS order. UPS energy star rating comes closer


COOLING 29, 32


As the US Government CIO calls for a massive reduction in the number of government owned


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Celebrating 10 years in the Data Center Industry


www.datacenterdynamics.com 3 46


Facebook defends its design after Greenpeace attack. IBM goes on Youtube to talk about data center cooling


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DATACENTERDYNAMICS CONFERENCES


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Details of the forthcoming conferences from DatacenterDynamics including the public sector conference in Manchester, our first visits to Riyadh, Zurich and Brussels and our return to Paris


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Traditional IT channel players are investing heavily in the data center space. Who are the movers?


UPDATES IT


38


Global server sales continue on the upward path


COOLING LIQUID COOLING


52


Phil Tuma, a thermal application engineer at 3M proposes a new liquid immersion based solution for cooling servers


DCD FREE COOLING MAP 54


The location of the world’s leading data centers which are deploying free cooling technologies


INDICES 56, 57


DatacenterDynamics Research into attitudes to free cooling from across the world. Also The Green Gird free cooling maps for North America and Europe


COOLING


Emerson unveils new containment and air and fluid side economization solutions


POWER MANAGEMENT


Google backs research into component level power saving


CONNECTIVITY 50


Cisco unveils a new generation of network carrier routing system


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