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The following content is from an older version of this website, and may not display correctly.HP is to extend the presence of EYP to new territories after it announced it had signed datacenter design services contracts with more than 60 customers in the last six months.
EYP Mission Critical Facilities (EYP MCF), has signed deals with firms across 12 industries and 27 countries - including Credit Suisse, UBS, Digital Realty Trust and Power Loft. "More than 500 companies have worked with EYP MCF to design their datacenters, command and control centers, trading floors, and supercomputing sites.
As a result of the high demand in mission-critical services projects, HP plans to broaden its EYP MCF services availability to more countries, the company said. "Companies from all over the world are turning to HP to design and build the next-generation data centers required for high-density scalable computing, said Peter Gross, chief executive officer, EYP Mission Critical Facilities. "By offering customers the right solutions to complex energy-efficiency and optimization challenges, we are giving them the keys to adapt and transform to meet changing business needs.
EYP MCF designs energy-efficient data centers for Power Loft and others Power Loft is a privately held company headquartered in McLean, Va., that specializes in the development and ownership of high-density, high-security datacenters. Recently, Power Loft signed an agreement with EYP MCF to design a datacenter in San Antonio, Texas.
EYP MCF also designed and provided engineering consulting services on Power Loft's first datacenter, located in Virginia. Both of Power Loft's facilities will be LEED (Leadership in Environmental Design) certified and, upon completion, will operate using 52 percent less power than comparably sized datacenters.
EYP Mission Critical Facilities (EYP MCF), has signed deals with firms across 12 industries and 27 countries - including Credit Suisse, UBS, Digital Realty Trust and Power Loft. "More than 500 companies have worked with EYP MCF to design their datacenters, command and control centers, trading floors, and supercomputing sites.
As a result of the high demand in mission-critical services projects, HP plans to broaden its EYP MCF services availability to more countries, the company said. "Companies from all over the world are turning to HP to design and build the next-generation data centers required for high-density scalable computing, said Peter Gross, chief executive officer, EYP Mission Critical Facilities. "By offering customers the right solutions to complex energy-efficiency and optimization challenges, we are giving them the keys to adapt and transform to meet changing business needs.
EYP MCF designs energy-efficient data centers for Power Loft and others Power Loft is a privately held company headquartered in McLean, Va., that specializes in the development and ownership of high-density, high-security datacenters. Recently, Power Loft signed an agreement with EYP MCF to design a datacenter in San Antonio, Texas.
EYP MCF also designed and provided engineering consulting services on Power Loft's first datacenter, located in Virginia. Both of Power Loft's facilities will be LEED (Leadership in Environmental Design) certified and, upon completion, will operate using 52 percent less power than comparably sized datacenters.