Company to develop integrated IT and facilities management solutions, enabled by the KVM switch

Full details of the development of the European tool for calculating potential savings from free cooling

MIT study says companies can use widely distributed systems to save money

Utility serving Silicon Valley and San Francisco struggles to meet state targets

The Green Grid's quest for more, better and more uniform metrics that are recognized globally

rPath pitches its approach to dealing with VM sprawl

Availability, flexible growth and high power density are driving migration to parallel redundant UPS solutions, says Alan Luscombe

Consulting Specifying Engineer magazine recently held a a roundtable on energy efficiency, technological advancements, and best practices in data centers

With financial services relying more and more on ICT infrastructure the City of London Corporation is embarking on a ten year technology plan to ensure London retains its position as the world's number one financial center

Rob Tanzer, Technical Support Manager of Chloride, discusses the benefits of UPS systems utilising flywheel technology to provide critical backup power in data centres

The European Union Code of Conduct (COC) for Data Center Efficiency has been largely well received with vendors, owners and operators welcoming the document that was launched by the European Commission’s Joint Research Center on 19 November 2008. But what does it mean for owners and operators?

Not too expensive and not dangerous. Mike Mosman, CTO of CCG Facilities Integration presents the case in favour of medium voltage data centers.