A Fresh Look at Data Center Design

Cooling demands created by the latest IT equipment are taking traditional data center design to its limits. It’s vital to assess your current or proposed data center layout with three or more proven architectures.

For example, Yorel selected an In-Row cooling architecture as one tool in its arsenal to achieve optimal efficiency in the data center.

Yorel’s latest case study spells out the advantages of a professional assessment

The assessment revealed that CaroMont Health was reaching its data center capacity limits. “Instead of investing in short-term solutions we chose to take a more strategic approach. We had an outsourced Disaster Recovery plan in place, but we knew it wasn’t enough. Yorel helped us to better understand the business case for investing in a business continuity strategy, regardless of disasters.”

Energy Efficient Cooling for Data Centers: A Close-Coupled Row Solution

As power density increases in a a typical data center, it’s becoming evident that cooling must evolve as well. In recent years, it’s common to see cooling architectures that have not kept up with advances in computing power. Newer cooling architecture designs are bringing a new benefit: increased overall efficiencies in the data center.

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The Advantages of Row and Rack-oriented Cooling Architecture for Data Centers

Electrical power delivered to the IT loads in the data center end up as waste heat that must be removed to prevent over temperature conditions. Virtual all IT equipment is air-cooled, that is, each piece of IT equipment takes in ambient air and ejects waste heat into its exhaust air. Here’s what to do about it.

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