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Schneider Electric InRow DX data centre cooling solution

27 July, 2016

Schneider Electric has introduced the second generation of the InRow DX (direct expansion) 600 mm to meet the evolving cooling needs of an ever-changing data centre environment. Providing high-density cooling for data centre managers, the product features enhanced controls and an updated user interface.


Dirty digital age

12 July, 2016

Dr Karl Kruszelnicki, font of all scientific knowledge, recently authored an article that shows the true cost of today's technology. According to a post on the ABC website, Dr Karl says that telecommuting and mobile technology are not contributing to a cleaner and greener environment, despite a common belief that they must be.


Cloud computing moves to the edge

10 June, 2016 by John Schmidt, Data Center Solutions Lead, CommScope

The face of data centre infrastructure is changing, thanks to the cloud.


Data centre roadshow focuses on hyper-scale technology

08 June, 2016

An IT roadshow all about the evolving data centre, hosted by CommScope, may soon be coming to a city near you this June.


Expanding a data centre

17 May, 2016

Demand for data centre space continues to defy gravity, rising despite a weak international market and relatively slow economic growth in Australia.


Living on the edge

03 May, 2016 by Mark Roberts, IT Business Unit Manager, Rittal

Our networks and data centres are coming under pressure as emerging technologies push them to the limit. The demand for data and information has, and is, growing to the point where today's systems are struggling to cope.


Schneider Electric Open Compute portfolio

01 April, 2016

Schneider Electric has introduced a portfolio of Open Compute solutions and resources aimed at making Open Compute more attainable for data centre managers.


Taking a modular approach to building a data centre power infrastructure

16 March, 2016 by Gordon Makryllos, Managing Director - Australia/New Zealand, Eaton

Designing and building a data centre to meet future needs can often be an expensive and wasteful exercise in over-engineering. Taking a modular approach allows for capacity to be be implemented to meet today's business demands but readily extended in the future as those demands grow.


Microsoft submerges data centre in ocean

03 February, 2016

Microsoft has successfully submerged a data centre underwater, reportedly the first attempt to ever be made, which may be a game changer in how we make data centres more sustainable and cost-effective.


Datapod gears up for global expansion following Eaton deal

13 November, 2015

Australian modular data centre manufacturer Datapod is gearing up for international expansion after forging a supply agreement with power management company Eaton Australia.


Solution for rapid data centre expansion

05 November, 2015

With growing demands on its IT infrastructure, the Finland-based CSC – IT Center for Science needed to expand its existing modular data centre facility in a way that could meet its requirements of fitting within a certain budget, having a short time to deployment and featuring a robust design that would withstand Finland's harshest temperatures.


Prefab data centre for ageing IT infrastructure

22 October, 2015

Isaac Regional Council chose a prefabricated data centre from Emerson Network Power to replace its ageing IT infrastructure, reducing outages by 40%.


Improving data centre speed and efficiency

17 August, 2015 by Nathan Tracy*

Cloud computing and bandwidth-intensive applications have made the data centre more important than ever, and managers want to squeeze every last bit of performance out of its architecture, even down to the connector level.


Schneider Electric APC Galaxy VM three-phase UPS

17 August, 2015

The Galaxy VM three-phase UPS from APC by Schneider Electric balances availability and efficiency with three modes of efficiency for data centres and industrial applications.


Will DC grid be a solution for data centres?

28 July, 2015

Ever-increasing internet traffic and the video streaming boom is set to encourage large data centre investments in the coming years.


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