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Myth-of-the-Month: The “Do It Yourself” Data Center
Chris Crosby, Digital Realty Trust Senior Vice President, talks about the complexities a firm faces with specific Do-It-Yourself (DIY) data center projects.
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Webinar: The Evolution of the Customer Specific Data Center Alternative
Digital Realty Trust’s Senior Vice President, Chris Crosby, talks about how firm’s with specific data center requirements now have viable alternatives to designing and building these facilities themselves.
Podcast: The Evolution of the Customer Specific Datacenter Alternative
Chris Crosby, SVP, discusses how firm’s with specific datacenter requirements now have viable alternatives to designing and building these facilities themselves.
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Video Podcast: The Evolution of the Customer Specific Datacenter Alternative
Chris Crosby, Digital Realty Trust Senior Vice President, talks about how firm’s with specific datacenter requirements now have viable alternatives to designing and building these facilities themselves.
Podcast: Where are new datacentres being built?
Where are new datacentres being built? In city centres, the suburbs, or where renewable energy is plentiful? The answers may surprise you.
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Myth-of-the-Month: PUE, Part 2
Measuring the energy efficiency of your data center is an essential operational requirement. PUE has become the industry’s de facto standard but is surrounded by a measure of uncertainty and misinformation. In the first of a three part series, Michael Manos, Digital Realty Trust’s Senior Vice President of Technical Services, will discuss the myths associated with PUE.
The Applications Driven Data Center
Normally developing anything to meet a “worst case scenario” makes perfect sense. With data centers this may not always be the case. In this video Michael Manos, Digital Realty Trust’s Senior Vice President of Technical Services, discusses why you may not always want to design to your most restrictive scenario.
Chiller Side Chat with Michael Manos
This unique forum provided the audience an opportunity to share thoughts, questions or opinions with one of the data center industry’s preeminent authorities – Michael Manos. The data center industry is characterized by a vast array of issues from design criteria to impending regulation and so Mike took the time to respond directly to questions on these topics and more asked live by the audience. This event was moderated by Rich Miller of Data Center Knowledge.