The goal of any containment system is to improve the intake air temperatures and deliver cooling efficiently to the IT equipment, thereby creating an environment where changes can be made that will lower operating costs and increase cooling capacity. 

These solutions — composed of racks, bus bars, power cords, and power shelves built to the latest OCP standards — can be used off the shelf or as reference designs for fully customized solutions to meet the needs of a range of IT environments.

These solutions — composed of racks, bus bars, power cords, and power shelves built to the latest OCP standards — can be used off the shelf or as reference designs for fully customized solutions to meet the needs of a range of IT environments.

Earlier this year at the OCP Summit 2017, Facebook announced a refresh of its server hardware fleet and will share the design specifications on the Open Compute Project site so everyone can benefit.

When Facebook and others launched the Open Compute Project (OCP) in 2011, the goal was to accelerate the commercialization of hardware designs that enable greater data center efficiency and flexibility.