An annual report that aims to help IT leaders to lessen the long-term environmental impact of their data centre equipment purchases reveals that most data centre operators do not prioritise
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We can do this! All it takes to make Data Centres more efficient is a change in attitude! “Tis the season to be jolly” so let’s banish the midwinter gloom
Scottish University of the Year fights Climate Change by Digitally Transforming the cooling of its Data Centre Industrial IoT SMARTset software deployed by University of Aberdeen to manage free cooling
Don’t be a frog, jump before you boil! How Digital Transformation is set to disrupt the analogue world of BMS and how to survive it! June 26, 2019 by Steve Bailey in
How much does your organisation spend on Cyber Security products? No doubt it’s a significant sum but this could all be wasted for the want of a secure and easy to use rack door locking system in your data centres and Comms rooms.
The bigger the business the bigger the potential energy saving, but also the bigger the obstacles to delivering success, so when AIT was engaged to help one of Britain’s biggest Telecoms company complete “free cooling” projects in data Centre’s in Glasgow, Derby, Sheffield and Oswestry we knew we faced a challenge.
You are not worried about outages. Your Data Centre manager has it covered and knows exactly how much capacity you have… it’s all on a clever spreadsheet on their laptop.
There are lots of scare stories around at the moment about demonic robots stealing our jobs and wiping out the human race. More positively some people are predicting a future where we no longer need a job.
Sorry for the use of the marketing cliché “Digital Transformation”, like most of these terms it means something different to every reader, and what I gained in brevity by using it I have now lost by having to excuse and explain its use
Data centres are in the midst of another evolutionary cycle. Emerging technologies coupled with changing environmental concerns have led to an environment of numerous moving and nonmoving parts that must cohesively work together.
