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Data center facilities management: Are you close to total failure?
With all of the advancements that happen inside of your data center, it's easy to forget to update facilities management strategy. Here's the thing: overheated servers and cooling failures are worse than power failures.
You need to keep track of your data center's physical needs, and there is a good chance that you are using outdated metrics.
This e-guide will help you re-evaluate your data center's physical metrics and update your facilities management strategy.
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Colocation SLAs, explained by experts
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The looming power and cooling challenge for data centers and liquid cooling solutions from Park Place Technologies
Data centers face a cooling crisis as AI and high-performance computing drive power demands beyond air cooling capabilities. With rack densities potentially exceeding 100kW/h, liquid cooling solutions are essential.
This report examines three key liquid cooling approaches:
· Direct-to-chip cooling for targeted heat removal
· Immersion cooling for complete server submersion
· Rear-door cooling for retrofitting infrastructurePark Place Technologies offers liquid cooling services, from assessment to maintenance, providing:
· Reduced energy consumption (up to 50%)
· Extended hardware lifespan
· Cost savings
· Sustainability complianceRead the report to see how these solutions transform operations.
