The hot downloads from Data Center Frontier’s white paper library in 2020 tracked the rise of edge computing, the ins and outs of data center site selection and strategies for addressing data center power and water needs.
Exploring the Potential of 415 VAC Power Distribution in Data Centers to Boost Power Efficiency
High physical density and high power density go “hand in hand” when it comes to the data center. That’s according to a new report from Server Technology that contends to maximize both without having to pay for specialty infrastructure, many data centers have found it attractive to deploy 415V 3-phase AC power to the rack.
High Density Computing Driving Demand for 3-Phase Power in the Data Center
Just a few years ago, the idea of using 3-Phase power distribution at the equipment cabinet would have amazed — and amused — data center managers and employees . But today, according to a new report from Server Technology, there are several simple facts within the data center environment that have created demand for 3- Phase power in the equipment cabinet.
The Top 10 Data Center White Papers of 2019
What were the hot topics in thought leadership and white papers in 2019? Hyperscale, edgedcomputing & the datacenter impact of 5G wireless had DCF readers’ attention. Here are the year’s 10 most popular white papers on DCF.
Finding the Biggest Opportunity for Data Center Energy Savings
As your data center grows – your business will rely on your IT capabilities even more. Now, learn about some of the biggest opportunities around data center energy savings.
Inefficiencies Cost Data Centers Time and Money
Critical applications, resources, and even diverse workloads are all being delivered via the modern data center. With that in mind – create infrastructure efficiency isn’t just something for uptime and resiliency. Administrators are looking more closely at inefficiencies because of how much time is spent resolving them and how much they can cost an environment.
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