New Webcast: Slash your data centre energy costs
Vertiv invite you the join them for a free live webcast entitled “Slash your data centre energy costs using your existing thermal equipment and new technologies”
Data and IT platforms are becoming ever more critical to the Enterprise sector as businesses look to optimise and enhance their processes and functionality, with the resultant demand for more IT power growing at an unprecedented rate. Managing this trend is a complex and delicate task and it is difficult to break the shackles of legacy infrastructure which can hinder the ability to enhance operational efficiencies.
Date: Thursday 26 April
Time: 10:00am BST
In this webcast, Vertiv will be discussing how implementing new thermal architectures, thermal management technologies and upgrades to existing installations can ensure resiliency, energy efficiency and ultimately cost savings for legacy data centres and critical environments.
This webcast will provide insight into:
- White space – aisle containment and the benefits of dynamic airflow control
- Direct Expansion (DX) - how to introduce free-cooling to a legacy system
- Chilled water - optimising system performance through increasing chilled water temperatures and incorporation of adiabatic systems
Speakers will be:
- Alex Brew, Enterprise Sales Director UK
- Giuseppe Forgione, Sales Manager – Thermal
Don’t miss out, register for free here. If you can’t listen live, register anyway and you’ll be sent a recording to watch back at your leisure.
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