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The introduction of 2011 ASHRAE’s TC 9.9 Expanded Thermal Guidelines brought forth a new awareness of being able to successfully operate new IT equipment in the expanded “Allowable” ranges, far beyond the previous 2004 -2008 ASHRAE “Recommended” environmental envelopes.
In mid-February HP unveiled their new G8 generation servers. While the announcement contained the usual PR messages (new, improved, better, faster, smarter, etc.), it did highlight some interesting technologies that will presumably help improve the energy efficiency within the data center.
From the racks to the roof, the Open Compute Project “OCP” is trying to break the mold to improve and redesign everything we take for granted as “industry standard” in the data center world.
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