Reconocimientos Efficient IT

Presentation Title:
Critical Update: Uptime Institute 2022 Outage Report

Presentador:
Rhonda Ascierto, Vice President, Research
Chris Brown, Chief Technical Officer

Summary:

Join us for this year’s annual benchmark review of the impacts, costs and changing types and frequency of crucial infrastructure failures. Outages remain a major industry concern despite of improving technology and better management of availability. Uptime Institute draws lessons from recent global outages data.

Presentation Title:
IT efficiency: the critical core of digital sustainability

Presentador:
Andy Lawrence, Executive Director of Research
Jay Dietrich, Research Director of Sustainability

Summary:

IT equipment (servers, storage and networking) accounts for a significant proportion of a data center’s energy use. Unfortunately, IT efficiency often goes unmentioned in sustainability reports. Data shows a lot of this energy use is wasted, despite efficiency improvements achieved in the last decade.

This discussion provides data center managers an overview of available measurements, metrics and hardware and software tools that can be incorporated in a sustainability strategy to improve IT energy efficiency without reducing performance or resiliency.

Presentation Title:
Direct liquid cooling - pressure is rising but constraints remain

Presentador:
Daniel Bizo, Research Director
Jacqueline Davis, Research Analyst

Summary:

Thermal requirements of next-generation servers and challenging business expectations are gradually moving data center operators toward using direct liquid cooling. This Uptime Intelligence webinar discusses these changes, technology choices, potential benefits as well as the hurdles to overcome before widespread adoption at scale becomes viable.

Presentation Title:
Digital Infrastructure Sustainability: Navigating Regulations and Standards

Presentador:
Andy Lawrence, Executive Director of Research
Jay Dietrich, Research Director of Sustainability

Summary:

Data centers are subject to an expanding set of largely voluntary sustainability standards and requirements covering measurement and reporting, water and energy use, renewable energy procurement, equipment and system efficiency, greenhouse gas emissions management, adherence to a circular economy approach, and siting and design requirements.

Investors and customers will increasingly use these standards to make investment and purchasing decisions. Legislators and regulators will use them as the basis of mandates governing the sustainability of operations and periodic sustainability reporting. Any operator hoping to thrive in the data center services marketplace in the next decade will need to meet the requirements of many of these standards.

Join this important discussion to hear what you will need to know.