Data center complexity and the law of unintended consequences
This session took place on March 17, 2021
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Data center complexity and the law of unintended consequences
The types of control and monitoring systems installed in modern data centers are almost as numerous as the facilities themselves - from air handling to multi-stage controls for air and water flow, it is crucial to understand what they are and how they function. Yet even when the systems are known their behaviours often remain unknown, resulting in unpredictable data center performance.
This presentation will explore the various system topologies, their inherent complexities, and how physics-based simulation can bring foresight to deal with the unexpected behaviours of the data center. Beyond this, as digital twin technology evolves, we will take a look into the roles simulation and AI systems will play in data center operations.
- Speakers
- Sherman Ikemoto , Cadence (formerly Future Facilities)
- Andrew Vogel , Cadence (formerly Future Facilities)
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