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Nlyte banks $12 million for Green IT software

November 23, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

Menlo Park, Calif.-based Nlyte Software attracted $12 million in a Series C round of financing led by NGEN Partners. The funds will go toward product development and staffing up as the data center infrastructure management firm faces increased demand for its software and cementing its partnerships with the likes of  HP, BMC and VMware. Nlyte […]

Filed Under: Data Center Tagged With: Data Center, green data center, Nlyte, software, VC, venture capital

Gartner on green data centers: 300 percent capacity growth, 60 percent less space

November 18, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez 3 Comments

Need another reason to hop on the green data center bandwagon? Ahead of its Data Center & IT Operations Summit, research firm Gartner predicts that employing energy efficient data center strategies will have a dramatic impact on how businesses accommodate IT growth. The advice couldn’t come at a better time since companies are currently rushing […]

Filed Under: Data Center, Green IT, Stats & Figures Tagged With: air economizers, Data Center, free-cooling, Gartner, green data center, hot cold aisle, Virtualization

Facebook weans itself off coal for second data center site

November 11, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez 1 Comment

This is a step in the right direction. Facebook has selected Rutherford County, North Carolina for its second data center, largely sidestepping the furor that erupted early this year when it selected Prineville, Ore., which relies primarily on coal for power, for its first data center. As The New York Times’ Bit Blog notes, Forest […]

Filed Under: Data Center Tagged With: carbon emissions, Data Center, Facebook, green data center, nuclear power

Facebook friends Green IT

November 4, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez 3 Comments

After taking some lumps by situating its first ever data center in a primarily coal-powered region, Facebook is now making a concerted effort to become synonymous with Green IT. With its newly launched Green on Facebook page, the social networking company is spotlighting relevant articles from around the web and pulling back the curtain a […]

Filed Under: Data Center, Green IT Tagged With: Data Center, data center cooling, Facebook, free-cooling, Green IT, social media, social networking, Storage

Compellent: A green storage acquisition target?

October 28, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez 2 Comments

Is another round of M&A drama about to ensue, courtesy of Compellent? First, there was the epic bidding war over DataDomain during the summer of 2009. EMC claimed victory over NetApp in that episode. Then earlier this year, HP was victorious in snatching 3PAR from Dell’s waiting hands. Now, Compellent’s latest, record-setting revenue disclosure and […]

Filed Under: Storage Tagged With: 3PAR, Compellent, Data Center, Dell, EMC, green storage, HP, M&A, NetApp, SAN, Storage, storage area networks, storage virtualization, thin provisioning

Emerson unwraps “direct-to-server” cooling system

October 27, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

Emerson Network Power unveiled a targeted cooling system called Liebert XDS that aims to help data center operators keep energy costs low by combating hotspots right in the rack. Liebert XDS brings cold plate server cooling tech from rack-cooling specialist Clustered Systems to industry standard server racks. The cooling plates work their temperature-lowering magic in […]

Filed Under: Data Center Tagged With: Clustered Systems, cooling, Data Center, data center cooling, Emerson Network Power, Liebert, rack cooling

Capgemini’s green data center scores a 1.08 PUE rating

October 12, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez 2 Comments

Capgemini, a technology consulting and outsourcing firm, today laid claim to the distinction of having the world’s most energy efficient data center with a PUE of 1.08. Named Merlin and located in Swindon, UK, Capgemini took an existing facility and transformed it into a 30,000 square foot, Tier 3 green data center as part of […]

Filed Under: Data Center, Featured Tagged With: Capgemini, Data Center, green data center, modular data centers, PUE

Gartner: Most big, new data centers to adopt PUE

October 6, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez 1 Comment

By 2015, according to Gartner, 80 percent of new large data centers will be the using the power usage effectiveness (PUE) measurement devised by The Grid Grid to report on the efficiency of their operations. PUE is not perfect, and there are efforts underway to support and develop measurements that provide insight into the useful […]

Filed Under: Data Center, Stats & Figures Tagged With: computer servers, Data Center, Gartner, PUE, servers, statistics, stats, Virtualization

Tech Vault: Security and green IT mix in Vermont-based data center

October 4, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

Security is the ruling consideration for Tech Vault’s data center, which opened late last month, in South Burlington, Vermont. But that doesn’t mean that there’s no room to run the facility in an energy efficient way. Unsurprisingly, the window-less, hardened facility with backup fiber connectivity exemplifies the “no expense spared” credo of ultra-secure data centers […]

Filed Under: Data Center Tagged With: cooling, Data Center, data center cooling, Efficiency Vermont, green data center, security, Tech Vault, Vermont

Schneider upgrades APC InfraStruxure, gives green data centers some love

September 30, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez 2 Comments

Schneider Electric, via its APC subsidiary, is making it easier for data center operators to get a handle on their energy consumption. The company’s InfraStruxure line of energy monitoring and management products just got some pretty significant upgrades. PUE! PUE! Foremost among them, at least for businesses trying to benchmark for IT efficiency, is InfraStruxure […]

Filed Under: Data Center Tagged With: APC, Data Center, DCIE, Power Management, PUE, Schneider Electric

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