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The document discusses a carbon management plan to improve the efficiency of two computer rooms that support several academic institutions. The rooms currently have poor power usage effectiveness (PUE) ratings of 1.32 and 1.52. The plan aims to reduce PUE by 5% through measures like extending cold aisle containment to more racks and supplementing the existing chilled water cooling system with free air cooling.
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Virtually sustainable
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Ucare
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Stor c
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Recso
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Paws
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Open to-change
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Ibuilding
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Heatandlight
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