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Emerson Network Power
Emerson Network Power began as a cooling vendor in 2000, providing computer room air conditioner units. After nearly 2 decades, they have grown to be a giant in supplying power and cooling equipment for data centers. In 2016, they were acquired by Platinum Equity Group and re-branded as Vertiv.
Headquarters: Columbus, OH
Web: http://www.emersonnetworkpower.com/
Emerson Network Power Becomes Vertiv, Eyes New Opportunities
As it relaunches as a private company with a new brand, Vertiv says it will be able to be more nimble in addressing a changing landscape for data center power and cooling products.
Internet of Things Drives Focus on Edge Computing
The Data Center Frontier Executive Roundtable discusses the impact of edge computing and the Internet of Things, and how these trends are influencing how and where data centers are built and deployed.
Modular Strategies Helping Deploy Data Centers Faster
Our Executive Roundtable panel examines the challenge of rapid deployment of data center capacity for major cloud computing providers, and the steps the industry is taking to meet these demands.
Specialty Clouds Will Rise Alongside the Mega-Clouds
Our Executive Roundtable of data center thought leaders discusses how the evolution of cloud computing is changing the environment for data center service providers.
Executive Roundtable: Cooling Guides New Data Center Designs
In our new Executive Roundtable, five thought leaders discuss the evolution of data center design, and how it is being shaped by cooling strategies.
How Redfish Specifications can Improve Simplicity, Visibility and Control of IT
In this week’s Voices of the Industry Patrick Quirk, VP and GM of Converged Systems for Emerson Network Power, explains how using Redfish specification can improve the simplicity, visibility and control of IT.
Emerging Power Architectures: New Alternatives for Today’s Data Center
In this week’s Voices of Industry, Peter Panfil, VP Global Power, Emerson Network Power, discusses data center transformation: The impact of emerging power architectures on today’s data centers
IoT, Virtual Reality Will Create More Data, More Demand
Emerging technologies like the Internet of Things, virtual reality and machine learning will generate vast amounts of data, which will require additional data center capacity to store, according to panelists from our Executive Roundtable.
Seeking the Next Frontier in Data Center Energy Efficiency
Our Executive Roundtable examines the data center industry’s track record on energy efficiency, assessing the progress thus far and laying out the strategies that can take efficiency to the next level.