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Data center cooling technology has evolved incredibly over the past several decades. Today, we’ll look at that evolutionary path, where it led us and where it goes from here. More specifically, we’ll dive into how these technologies and designs play a major role amid current supply chain restraints

In this webinar, you will learn about how new refrigerants with low Global Warming Potential (GWP) impact your sustainability and decarbonization efforts.  We will also explore the impact refrigerants have on efficiency and leaving water temperatures (LWTs), a “hot” topic in data center design and operations.

EARN: 1 AIA LU/HSW; 0.1 IACET CEU; 1 PDH

On Demand Even before COVID 19, we were talking about The Edge. Edge Computing, Edge Applications, Edge as a Service, the Edge Data Center, Cloud Edge. And on and on. And certainly, The Edge has lived up to its potential, especially as we fight a host of disruptors resulting from the global pandemic But where do we go from here? And what is next at The Edge?

On Demand The pressure on data center operators to reduce carbon emissions and water consumption is growing—from the market, municipalities, and their own organizations. As more businesses announce their plans to become carbon-free and water neutral, data center operators are responding with a multi-phase approach to meeting these objectives. This webinar will share the roadmap leading data center operators have taken to reducing carbon emissions and water consumption and the technologies and best practices that are making it possible.

On Demand We are living in a world of nontraditional compute technologies, and facilities now have the capabilities to place compute and infrastructure wherever it is needed. This has resulted in a need for new approaches to enable hybrid infrastructure and run smarter, darker data centers.

On-Demand In this third session we will examine how DCIM can manage the ongoing challenges of moves, adds and changes, while continuous helping to optimize energy efficiency.