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HP teamed with F5 last week to add automatic provisioning for the network, in an effort to make application management much easier through its Intelligent Management Center. It also introduced new security tools for the management of personal devices over wireless and wired networks.
HP’s Bethany Mayer: The software-defined network
Airbus recently let visitor’s in to the HP facility in France that houses its supercomputing facility, used for high-end simulation designs for aircraft including the A350. HP delivered the POD from its old manufacturing facility in Scotland (PODs are now made in its Kutna Hora facility – for more click here).
Airbus' HP POD
See how Green Mountain Data Centre, which announced its anchor tennant today, plans to go for the title of World's Greenest Data Center in this video posted by the company.
Green Mountain
We thought we would revisit this video posted on youtube last year on Green Revolution Cooling’s liquid submersion cooling for servers cannot CarnJet.
GRC announced just this week it had installed the solution in CGTVeritas’ HPC environment.
This service video shows you how CGTVeritas is likey to service its machines – and warning, for those stuck to more traditional ideas, this video is not for the faint hearted.
GRC's liquid cooled servers
Google’s video goes into detail about its use of municipal waste water at its Georgia data center – just another innovation used by Google to reduce its environmental impact.
The company diverts 30% of treated wastewater from a nearby water treatment facility, treats the water and then uses it for its data center cooling system. This allows it to use recycled water for 100% of its cooling needs, according to Joe Kava, who explains more in this video.
Google cooling in Georgia
Ebay’s Dean Nelson, also a member of industry organization Data Center Pulse, takes a closer look at discussions around new server efficiency metrics.
The Data Center pulse summit was held in conjunction with the Green Grid Technical Forum in San Jose, California, last week. A proposed server efficiency metric – also covered in detail in FOCUS magazine with a special piece by 1E last month – looks at how you measure “miles per gallon of transactions per watt in the data center”, according to Nelson.
Measuring server efficiency in the data center
Easynet Global Services CTO Justin Fielder says CIOs can learn a lot about the Cloud by looking closely at the way retail works
Liquid-immersion cooling is coming out of the realm of ‘black art’ and into the data center. Penny Jones looks at the industry developments behind this trend
Intel wants to bite a bigger chunk of the data center market and Data Center Manager is its way of doing it
Werner Kühn, VP EMEA of Emerson Network Power for Avocent Products and Services, answers our questions on DCIM
On365’s Chris Smith looks at the main trends around data center cooling
