Mission Critical

November 30, 2022

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You sunk my data ship

Technology is supposed to make the world a better place, not end it. Instead of focusing all of our energy on finding ways to get around the sustainability issue with more efficient cooling and IT equipment, let's focus on the issue: It's us.

Choosing cabling infrastructure for greenfield data centers

As new data centers are designed to scale out in the future to add more servers, network designers should plan for a fiber infrastructure that anticipates any higher data rates and longer distances down the line.

Automatic transfer switches — Russelectric

The External Manual Operator (EMO) is a standard feature of the Russelectric RTS-03 Series and RTS-30 Series of open-transition automatic transfer switches.

Cryptojacking malware use soars

There are several techniques for disseminating miners, most of which are comparable to methods for spreading any other sort of malware.

Modine celebrates opening of US chiller plant serving the data center market

Virginia is the largest data center market in the world, and Northern Virginia is home to more than 20% of all known hyperscale data centers worldwide.

Genetec shares best practices to protect legacy access control systems from cyberattacks

Cybercriminals can exploit weaknesses in access control system credentials, controllers, servers, readers, or workstations connected to the network.

On Demand This course discusses the performance properties of cellular glass insulation ideal for these facilities as well as example assemblies to help achieve redundancy and durability.

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

The Future of Data Center Cooling and Supply Chain Implications

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