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While the PUE metric has shortcomings that have long been recognized by many within the industry, it remains widely used as an industry benchmark — it’s enduring appeal due, perhaps, to its simplicity and usefulness.
In the U.S., there are multiple overlapping data center energy efficiency metrics and standards, such as ASHRAE, Energy Star, and The Green Grid, to name a few.
In the U.S., there are multiple overlapping data center energy efficiency metrics and standards, such as ASHRAE, Energy Star, and The Green Grid, to name a few.