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The Denser the Data Center, the Greater the Efficiency
A dense data center does not inherently mean that it will have greater efficiency (typically, quite the opposite is true).
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Managing Content at the Edge with Efficiency
Tier II and Tier III markets are experiencing a rise in hosting demand as content moves to the edge. These smaller facilities in outlier locations extend the “edge” of the Internet further from the traditional Internet hubs such as New York City.
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LED Lighting Retrofits in Schools
A key strategy for university energy efficiency is unarguably LED lighting. LED lighting retrofits make a significant impact on energy intensity, usage, and efficiency in facilities at colleges and universities.
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How to Get Utility Incentives for Data Center Efficiency Projects
The data center industry’s ability to improve energy efficiency is massive. According to the latest U.S. Data Center Energy Usage Report published last year that examines data from 2014, data centers in the U.S. consumed an estimated 70 billion kWh.
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Monitoring Data Center Power and Cooling Simultaneously
Data center facilities of all types must monitor power and cooling data to be responsive when things go wrong, but they don’t often analyze combined data to obtain operational efficiencies.
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LED vs. Fluorescent Lighting: Who Lights Up Better
Long before the invention of LED lighting technology, the incandescent bulb helped to launch the era of modern lighting.
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What to Expect from Your Energy Use Analysis
An energy audit, or energy use analysis, offers insight in how your buildings are performing and the opportunities available for improvement. You may not want to bring an unknown company onsite without knowing what to expect.