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CEG launched its aislePRO product line, offering hyperscale, colocation, high-performance computing, and enterprise data center operators premier customized aisle containment that’s as easy to order and install as modular containment.
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.
The Essential Series product line offers hyperscale, colocation, high performance computing (HPC), and enterprise data center operators a vendor-neutral, quick-to-deploy, flexible containment system.
The COVID-19 pandemic will fuel demand for data center containment solutions in the future, owing to rise in internet usage that has necessitated the need for more data centers.
Take Key Steps to Optimizing Data Center Cooling Performance with this New White Paper
September 13, 2020
A main operational challenge in the data center is optimizing cooling performance, which helps improve overall capacity utilization and reduces cooling costs and OpEx.
Before jumping into cost-effective raised floor suggestions, remember the goal of any airflow management initiative is to improve the intake air temperatures to IT equipment.
When we talk to data center operators about improving airflow efficiency at the row, they’ll jump ahead to containment a little too quickly. The fact is, there are several areas in the row that can be addressed without engaging in a full-blown containment initiative.
In a reality where cabinet densities are rising — with recent research stating upwards of 10 kW per rack, on average — increasing energy efficiency and keeping operating costs down in data centers has never been so relevant or so challenging.