ESD data center designers co-author a review of ASHRAE guidelines and standards they say can serve as a roadmap to planning air distribution systems for modern data centers. (Learn more about data center air distribution.)
Autonomy, agility, adaptability, and control are some of the reasons an organization may choose an independent enterprise data center solution. Whatever you call it – corporate data center, corporate critical infrastructure, or enterprise data – we can help tailor capabilities to your specific needs.
Company data centers are expected to operate 24/7/365. When critical infrastructure reaches the end of its useful life, data centers become prone to unplanned outages, and equipment replacement becomes critical. There are also instances where upgrades are necessary to increase capacity, consolidate loads, and remediate points of failure.
The potential to capture stranded capacity and space and maximize the ability to support IT loads is also possible. Wherever you are in this inevitable cycle, our experts can help with a safe, efficient upgrade or transition.
Will cloud computing replace enterprise operations? While outsourcing to private/public clouds for data storage is becoming more prevalent, there is still a place for enterprise data centers.
Many companies are creating hybrid data center environments by combining owner-operated facilities with cloud storage. We can help you determine the best solution for your situation.
Capacity planning to anticipate future high speed and complex calculation needs
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ESD data center designers co-author a review of ASHRAE guidelines and standards they say can serve as a roadmap to planning air distribution systems for modern data centers. (Learn more about data center air distribution.)
Consulting-Specifying Engineer (CSE) magazine recently convened a panel of industry experts to discuss current trends pushing the engineered systems of data centers in different directions. (Read more about the future of data centers.)
A company founded by military veterans to support the mission critical data center industry is spotlighting an ESD vet who has made contributions to both. (Learn more about Robert Cruthis.)
Business operations depend on efficient and secure data delivery. You can rely on us. Let’s work together to make tomorrow’s world faster, safer, and more sustainable.
