DataCenter 2020

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Reading: First results for energy-optimization at existing data centers

The companies were able to reduce their power usage effectiveness (PUE) from 1.9 to less than 1.4 at their test data center in Munich. This value shows how much of the energy used is actually converted into computing performance. Since not only the processors but also the server cooling system, for example, use energy, this value has been at 1.9 on average.

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Reading: DataCenter 2020: First research results

1. The energy consumption in data centers becomes an increasingly crucial matter in terms of energy balance and costs. Energy efficiency moves in the center of attention. Which role play air-conditioning and cooling in using a data center more energy efficient?

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Reading: Data Center cooling – Interview with Dr. Rainer Weidmann and Dr. Michael K Patterson

The researchers at T-Systems and Intel were able to show reductions in energy consumption in the first optimization phase of the data center.

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Reading: Whitepaper: Datacenter 2020 – Delivering high density in the Data Center

Knürr system solutions in the world of information and network technology are part of an adaptive architecture from Emerson Network Power, which flexibly adapts to changes concerning security, high-density and all associated capacities.

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Reading: Our partners/sponsors: Knürr AG

Dr. Markus Leberecht is going to present results of Datacenter2020 at the “International Conference on Energy-Aware High Performance Computing” (www.ena-hpc.org) in Hamburg, Germany on Sept 16, 2010.

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Reading: International Conference on Energy-Aware High Performance Computing