Power management specialist Riello UPS has teamed up with energy trading experts RWE Supply & Trading to offer data centre operators the opportunity to turn their UPS systems into a ‘virtual power plant’ capable of demand side response – providing a lower
There is now clear evidence that we cannot assume our energy sources can be forever guaranteed, says Mark Guest, Rittal’s product manager for IT Power Distribution.
Marian Petrescu, general manager at Voxility, examines practical ways to keep your data centre secure at rack level.
Peter Westwood, data centre director, SPIE UK, takes a look at energy efficiency within the data centre, and how addressing capacity planning challenges could be the key to a more environmentally sustainable, cost-effective facility.
UPS manufacturer Centiel has teamed-up with G4S Facilities Management to provide critical power protection services for clients based on the Channel Islands.
The busbar trunking system market size is set to surpass 3 billion USD by 2025, according to Global Market Insights.
Stephen Jones, ABB Power Grid’s head of business development for the Distributed Energy Sector, explains what makes a grid connection intelligent – and how this can help data centre operators.
Natalie Sauber, market intelligence lead at Arcadis, explores how autonomous and connected vehicles are driving a new generation of data centre requirements.
Political uncertainty and the challenges posed by rising costs are considered the biggest threats to the IT industry. This was revealed within the results of Uninterruptible Power Supplies Limited’s (UPSL) latest industry survey, which questioned over 800 senior IT and data centre
Rittal is supporting control and switchgear engineering as it transitions to Industry 4.0 and adopts its new VX25 large enclosure system.The new VX25 conversion assistant for parts lists provides free data and an intelligent selector and configurator, simplifying the transition from the
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