Elliptical Mobile Solutions is launching a new self-contained data center solution at the Uptime Institute's Green IT Symposium. The solution aims to provide scalable, modular, automated, and reusable data centers that are more energy efficient, have a smaller footprint, and are easier to retrofit than traditional data centers. The self-contained data centers use closed-loop cooling to improve energy efficiency by 50-80% and reduce energy costs by 30-50%. They also promise to help customers reduce capital and operating expenses through smaller floor areas, converged facility management, and reduced security requirements.
On June 24th I presented to the Dependable Systems Engineering group here in the School of Computer Science, St Andrews. The group meets once a month for a presentation from one of its members over lunch. The presenter talks about their current research, providing a good opportunity to keep up to date with other work within the group.On June 24th I presented to the Dependable Systems Engineering group here in the School of Computer Science, St Andrews. The group meets once a month for a presentation from one of its members over lunch. The presenter talks about their current research, providing a good opportunity to keep up to date with other work within the group.
This presentation brings insights on cloud and green cloud computing and briefs the readers with its potential in india and how it can be achieved. Numerous insights have been collectively put in into this presentation.
On June 24th I presented to the Dependable Systems Engineering group here in the School of Computer Science, St Andrews. The group meets once a month for a presentation from one of its members over lunch. The presenter talks about their current research, providing a good opportunity to keep up to date with other work within the group.On June 24th I presented to the Dependable Systems Engineering group here in the School of Computer Science, St Andrews. The group meets once a month for a presentation from one of its members over lunch. The presenter talks about their current research, providing a good opportunity to keep up to date with other work within the group.
This presentation brings insights on cloud and green cloud computing and briefs the readers with its potential in india and how it can be achieved. Numerous insights have been collectively put in into this presentation.
This presentation discusses the infamous though old Green Computing field. It also discusses the current and future approaches to achieve more efficient solutions for it.
It was Presented on elective course "Selected Topics in advanced Embedded Systems" at university.
This presentation describes the DCM design principals, with examples of several projects and methodologies to address very high density racks (12-24kW), at exceptional efficiency levels (PUE 1.2-1.4).
In today’s world the growing demand for knowledge has made cloud computing a center of attraction. Cloud computing is providing utility based services to all the users worldwide. It enables presentation of applications from consumers, scientific and business domains. However, data centers created for cloud computing applications consume huge amounts of energy, contributing to high operational costs and a large amount of carbon dioxide emission to the environment. With enhancement of data center, the power consumption is increasing at such a rate that it has become a key concern these days because it is ultimately leading to energy shortcomings and global climatic change. Therefore, we need green cloud computing solutions that can not only save energy, but also reduce operational costs.
Hojita evangelio la epifania del señor c bnNelson Gómez
PARROQUIA NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LOS DOLORES
MISA DOMINICAL NIÑOS
DE LA PASTORAL NIÑOS
PEREIRA 6 DE ENERO DE 2013
LA EPIFANIA DEL SEÑOR CICLO C, EVANGELIO SEGÚN SAN MATEO 2, 1-12
¿Dónde está el Rey de los judíos que ha nacido?
PEREIRA – RISARALDA
COLOMBIA
2013
This presentation discusses the infamous though old Green Computing field. It also discusses the current and future approaches to achieve more efficient solutions for it.
It was Presented on elective course "Selected Topics in advanced Embedded Systems" at university.
This presentation describes the DCM design principals, with examples of several projects and methodologies to address very high density racks (12-24kW), at exceptional efficiency levels (PUE 1.2-1.4).
In today’s world the growing demand for knowledge has made cloud computing a center of attraction. Cloud computing is providing utility based services to all the users worldwide. It enables presentation of applications from consumers, scientific and business domains. However, data centers created for cloud computing applications consume huge amounts of energy, contributing to high operational costs and a large amount of carbon dioxide emission to the environment. With enhancement of data center, the power consumption is increasing at such a rate that it has become a key concern these days because it is ultimately leading to energy shortcomings and global climatic change. Therefore, we need green cloud computing solutions that can not only save energy, but also reduce operational costs.
Hojita evangelio la epifania del señor c bnNelson Gómez
PARROQUIA NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LOS DOLORES
MISA DOMINICAL NIÑOS
DE LA PASTORAL NIÑOS
PEREIRA 6 DE ENERO DE 2013
LA EPIFANIA DEL SEÑOR CICLO C, EVANGELIO SEGÚN SAN MATEO 2, 1-12
¿Dónde está el Rey de los judíos que ha nacido?
PEREIRA – RISARALDA
COLOMBIA
2013
Online Video - Presentation by Kai Henniges, Co-Founder & CEO of Viewster at the NOAH 2012 Conference in London, Old Billingsgate on the 7th of November 2012.
Green Business are the future business and Green IT can be one of the best business for future which help companies in Energy Efficiency and also help in CSR and also save the environment.
Xergy Consulting surveys the programs, standards, and metrics used to evaluate the environmental performance of data centers. What are we missing? What information do we lack to fully evaluate the greenness of clouds?
Green IT in the boardroom, Jose Iglesias SymantecIT Executive
Conferentie Greening the Enterprise,
IT Executive, 25 november 2009
Green IT in the Boardroom
Spreker: Jose Iglesias (VP of Global Solutions, Symantec)
At the same time that data centers are running short on space and power, IT organizations are also finding themselves dealing with skyrocketing amounts of information. But such challenges often have a way of presenting new opportunities. Today, Green IT is re-shaping the data center and bringing IT to the forefront in the boardroom. Energy efficiency is not just a set of quick fixes like virtualizing everything or focusing on new hardware – but rather a fundamental shift in how to approach the problem from the start by leveraging an existing investment in software and planning for how to save “green” while “going green” year over year. It covers the entire IT organization including the endpoints, servers, storage and communications. Jose will cover the practical issues of implementing green IT technologies into businesses and what the consequences are locally and across the globe.
Five key emerging trends impacting Data Centers in 2016 Greg Stover
In case you missed it @ AFCOM-Data Center Worlds 2016? Jack Pouchet's Five Key Emerging Trends impacting Data Centers enjoyed a standing room only audience.
Interest was great and its clear Emerson Network Power's Data Center Solutions group is poised to take advantage of all the trends driving change with our current offerings!
Data Center Optimization with Avocent MergePoint Infrastructure Explorer (AMIE)42U Data Center Solutions
In this presentation 42U and Avocent show how the Avocent AMIE infrastructure software solution can help you optimize your data center.
To view the recorded webinar, which includes a live demo of the software, visit http://www.42u.com/webinars/Avocent-AMIE-Webinar/playback.htm
Summary: Avocent MergePoint Infrastructure Explorer (AMIE) software presents a fresh alternative to familiar tools such as spreadsheets and VISIO diagrams. With real-time visibility, users can model, plan for, and schedule changes to their data center. Coupled with asset management and capacity planning, AMIE takes the guesswork out of data center projects.
Hyper efficient data centres – key ingredient intelligence networkshop44Jisc
In this presentation Willie O'Connell will examine how Finland’s Centre for Science (CSC) has implemented a modular data centre solution, to support high performance compute for the Finnish University and Research Network (FUNET), while achieving an annualised power usage effectiveness (PUE) of less than 1.1. In addition he will outline how CSC has used data centre infrastructure management (DCIM) to micromanage the facilities ensuring reliability while maximising asset utilisation and return on investment.
Green computing is the practice of designing, developing, using, and disposing of computer hardware, software, and systems in an environmentally friendly way. This involves reducing the environmental impact of computing by minimizing energy consumption, reducing electronic waste, and using sustainable materials. Green computing is becoming increasingly important as the use of technology continues to grow and the environmental impact of technology becomes more apparent.
COMMON PROBLEMS AND CHALLENGES IN DATA CENTRESKamran Hassan
in this paper common problems and challenges of data center have been identified and methods have been explained to improve the efficiency and reliability of data center
Cloud infrastructure addresses two critical elements of a green IT a.pdfangeldresses
Cloud infrastructure addresses two critical elements of a green IT approach: energy efficiency
and resource efficiency. Whether done in a private or public cloud configuration, as-a-service
computing will be greener for (at least) the following three reasons.
1. Resource virtualization, enabling energy and resource efficiencies.
Virtualization is a foundational technology for deploying cloud-based infrastructure that allows a
single physical server to run multiple operating system images concurrently. As an enabler of
consolidation, server virtualization reduces the total physical server footprint, which has inherent
green benefits.
From a resource-efficiency perspective, less equipment is needed to run workloads, which
proactively reduces data center space and the eventual e-waste footprint. From an energy-
efficiency perspective, with less physical equipment plugged in, a data center will consume less
electricity.
It\'s worth noting that server virtualization is the most widely adopted green IT project
implemented or planned, at 90 percent of IT organizations globally into 2011.
2. Automation software, maximizing consolidation and utilization to drive efficiencies.
The presence of virtualization alone doesn\'t maximize energy and resource efficiencies. To
rapidly provision, move, and scale workloads, cloud-based infrastructure relies on automation
software.
Combined with the right skills and operational and architectural standards, automation allows IT
professionals to make the most of their cloud-based infrastructure investment by pushing the
limits of traditional consolidation and utilization ratios.
The higher these ratios are, the less physical infrastructure is needed, which in turn maximizes
the energy and resource efficiencies from server virtualization.
3. Pay-per-use and self-service, encouraging more efficient behavior and life-cycle management.
The pay-as-you-go nature of cloud-based infrastructure encourages users to only consume what
they need and nothing more. Combined with self-service, life-cycle management will improve,
since users can consume infrastructure resources only when they need it -- and \"turn off\" these
resources with set expiration times.
In concert, the pay-per-use and self-service capabilities of cloud-based infrastructure drive
energy and resource efficiencies simultaneously, since users only consume the computing
resources they need when they need it.
4. Multitenancy, delivering efficiencies of scale to benefit many organizations or business units.
Multitenancy allows many different organizations (public cloud) or many different business units
within the same organization (private cloud) to benefit from a common cloud-based
infrastructure.
By combining demand patterns across many organizations and business units, the peaks and
troughs of compute requirements flatten out. Combined with automation, the ratio between peak
and average loads becomes smaller, which in turn reduces the need for extra infrastructu.
ScottMadden has developed an approach for analyzing data center requirements and driving improvements in existing data center retrofits. Our approach takes into account the technological requirements, the physical attributes of a data center, and the requirements for a rigorous measurement and verification program needed to ensure improvements actually capture the energy efficiently gains and the resultant greenhouse gas reductions.
Our approach addresses the latest trends in data center management such as virtualization and cloud computing and provide a framework for developing metrics needed to drive changes in data center performance.
An exploration of the benefits and limitations of the popular Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) metric, for gauging datacenter efficiency.
How to avoid the pitfalls inherent in the definition of PUE; and some suggested means by which the PUE concept can be enhanced in real-world applications.
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1. LAUNCHING THE NEXT
GENERATION SELF
CONTAINED DATA CENTER
SOLUTION
Elliptical Mobile Solutions’ Product
Launch @ The Uptime Institute’s
Green IT Symposium
:: April 2009
Lean Green Clean
Scalable Energy Efficient Easy Retrofit
Modular Reusable Small Footprint
Automated Long Lifecycle Low Impact
For Further Information Please Contact:
Green Data Center Solutions, LLC, 602-418-6528
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2. Data Center Trends
Increasing OpEx Costs
Increasing power demand and cost per watt
2 out of 3 watts are wasted by current data centers
Rising personnel costs, security, site management
Data center true TCO $25,000/ft² over 15 year lifecycle
Increasing Demand for Computing Power
“WITHOUT RADICAL CHANGES IN
Moore's’ Law = more powerful equipment driving OPERATIONS, MANY COMPANIES WITH
increased demand for power/cooling resources LARGE DATA CENTERS FACE REDUCED
PROFITABILITY” - McKinsey analysis
Hot/cold aisle methodology unsustainable
Increasing CapEx Costs
Multiple retrofits in date center lifecycle
Facility lifecycle 15-30 years
Equipment life cycle 3-5 years (2-3X power & cooling per refit)
New builds are outdated upon implementation
Long lead times
Scalable Infrastructure is Next Gen
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3. Product Characteristics
Closed Loop Cooling within Enclosure
– 50-80 % More Energy Efficient Hot aisle
– 30-50% Reduced Energy Cost Cold
– Integrated Hot/Cold Aisle aisle
Disaster Tolerant Data Center Environment
– Air Tight and Fire Resistant
– Water Proof (NEMA 3R)
– EMI/RFI Shielded
– Integrated Physical Security w/ Electronic Audit Trail
– Sealed Connectivity Provided Through Patch Panel
– Purpose Built to be Mobile and Re-locatable
– Earthquake, Shock and Vibration Protected
Product Offerings
– Full Size Enclosure (42U)
– Half Size Enclosure (22U)
– Fully Mobile or Easily Re-locatable
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4. Customer Success Stories
Retrofit Current Data Centers/New Builds
Component Upgrade with New Enclosure Approach
New Data Center Builds with 50% Floor Area Savings
New Data Center Build 30-50% Energy Saving with 50-80%
increased energy efficiency
Replace Hosting Environments
City of Avondale
Disaster Recovery
Hot/Warm Backup Site Replacement
Open New Markets for Computing Anywhere on the Planet
SMB Market now Accessible
Developing Countries now Accessible
“Instant Infrastructure” Accelerates Cloud Computing Development.
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5. Summary
Self Contained Data Centers
– Energy Efficient
• Closed Loop Cooling
LEAN
• Finely Managed Environments
• Optimized Airflow
• Increased Temperature Set Points GREEN
– Reduced Capital Expense
• Retrofit Current Data Centers
• No Over Build/ Underbuild
• Easy Upgrade CLEAN
• Reduced Floor Area
– Reduced OpEx
• Facility Management Costs Absorbed by Enclosure Warrantee
• Reduced Security Requirement
• Facilities/IT Convergence (CADE) Enabling Platform
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