Have filters in Data Centers become surplus to requirements?
Our calculations suggest a possible 14% increase in energy expenditure when comparing a like-for-like set up of cooling equipment inside a data center, where the only differential is the inclusion of internal filters on the fan walls. Paul Golding, Product Manager – CRAC CRAH Fanwall, ponders the question: why do some data center operators still specify filters inside their fan walls? It is no secret that data center servers kick out huge amounts of heat that have to be controlled to prevent operation failure. So critical is cooling within the data center industry that millions of dollars are invested …
Demanding supply: How to succeed in the data supermarket
We have explained how Colocation providers are becoming “supermarkets” of data; with scalability, efficiency, accessibility and speed. …
Every Little Helps: The rise of the Data Supermarket
Gartner recently declared that “the data centre is dead”. But what do they mean by data centre? Terms like cloud have rendered the term almost redundant. …
