EasyStreet Keeps its Data Centers Trouble-Free with Green Technology

Sustainability meets pioneered design.

April 9, 2013

Situated in Beaverton, OR, cloud, managed services, and colocation provider EasyStreet Online Services, Inc., understands the need for sustainability and seized the opportunity to be a beacon of how to build energy-efficient data centers.

eBay Looks To Future With Clean Energy Initiative

June 25, 2012

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The company unveils plans to design 6 MW of bloom fuel cells into new data center as primary energy source.

QTS Commits to Solar Power Generation at its Richmond and Atlanta Data Centers

May 17, 2012

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The company announces additional energy efficiency enhancements in compliance with its Green Program.

Schneider Electric Launches University Relations Program to Grow Energy Management Skills in Future Workforce

October 28, 2011

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University Relations is one of several programs now in place to educate and prepare for careers in green technology.

University of North Texas Health Science Center Embarks on Energy Savings Program with Schneider Electric

October 28, 2011

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Schneider Electric receives a $8.6 million investment in green technology to improve reliability and efficiency of facilities and systems.

5G and Power - Distributed to the Edge

5G promises lightning-fast speeds, no lag time, and increased densities — a critical piece to make autonomous vehicles and smart cities a reality. So, why aren't cars driving themselves yet? The answer is that even though the technology needed to transmit the data exists, there’s not enough power to get it there. Integrating distributed power to high-speed communications and IT nodes seems like a logical fix to the problem.

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Portable A/Cs Steal the Data Center “Spot”light

Data centers of today are rapidly transforming into data centers of tomorrow. The industry is evolving at both ends of the spectrum as it continues to increase its physical footprint while simultaneously decreasing its carbon footprint. Some data center campuses consist of several extremely large facilities, but decentralized networks that utilize small, on-site server rooms are also growing in popularity. And although there are still a lot of questions surrounding edge computing, it’s certainly not going anyway anytime soon.

Mission Critical Magazine

2020 January/February

In our first issue of the year, we reveal the 2019 Facility Manager of the Year winner. But that's not all — we also take a look at data center site selection, cybersecurity, and hyperscale network architecture as we explore the cloud.

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