Five questions to ask before buying server room infrastructure
Before buying server room infrastructure, check power, cooling, redundancy, monitoring, service and future expansion requirements.
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Edge computing: why small server rooms are back in the game
Edge computing increases the role of local server rooms, micro Data Centers and IT infrastructure close to users, production and devices.
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An IT rack is not furniture: how to select a rack for power, cooling and cabling
IT rack selection should include load capacity, depth, airflow, cable management, PDU installation and future infrastructure growth.
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DCIM: what to monitor before the first alarm appears
DCIM helps monitor temperature, humidity, power, alarms, energy use and the condition of Data Center infrastructure.
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Liquid cooling: why AI and HPC change Data Center design rules
Liquid cooling helps remove high power density heat loads in AI, HPC and intensive computing environments.
Read guide →N+1 redundancy: how much reserve a server room really needs
N+1 redundancy helps keep server room infrastructure running when one power or cooling component fails.
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Micro Data Center: when a server room can become a ready module
A micro Data Center combines racks, UPS, cooling, PDUs, monitoring and security into a ready module for local IT infrastructure.
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PDU in an IT rack: the small power strip that can protect a large investment
Rack PDUs support safe power distribution, cleaner cabling, load monitoring and easier expansion of server room infrastructure.
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Server room temperature: when comfort air conditioning is no longer enough
Precision cooling keeps stable operating conditions for IT infrastructure 24/7, which standard comfort air conditioning is not designed to provide.
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How to size a UPS for a server room without overpaying or risking downtime
UPS selection for a server room should be based on real load, backup time, redundancy, battery maintenance and the expected growth of IT infrastructure.
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