by Drew Robb | Apr 24, 2024 | Blog
What Stands in the Way of Hybrid Cooling Success? Liquid cooling gets all the attention. Yet air cooling remains by far the biggest contributor to data center cooling. This will remain the case for some time to come. According to the Uptime Institute’s Cooling Systems... 
by Drew Robb | Apr 10, 2024 | Blog
Why Demanding AI Workloads Need to Be Isolated in Their Own Environment Within the Data Center 5G is a technology that I’ve been following very closely for some time. As the potential next iteration of connectivity, 5G solutions have been marketed and talked... 
by Drew Robb | Apr 3, 2024 | Blog
How Facebook Upgraded the Outside Air Cooling System at Their Prineville Data Center Facebook is very much on the front lines of data center innovation. About a decade ago, it designed the Prineville data center in Oregon from the ground up to achieve the highest... 
by Drew Robb | Mar 13, 2024 | Blog
Why You Should Monitor Power Usage and PDUs Power costs continue to escalate in many data centers. Others face pressure to reduce power usage, improve power usage effectiveness (PUE) or even heavy restrictions on how much power they can access in the future. According... 
by Drew Robb | Mar 6, 2024 | Blog
When to Retrofit the Data Center to Accommodate AI, and When Not to Legacy facilities are often ill-equipped to support widespread implementation of the high-density computing required for artificial intelligence (AI). Many lack the required infrastructure for liquid...