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sponsored by Rackable Systems
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31 Jan 2009
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Published:
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30 Jan 2009
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PDF
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22
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eBook
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English
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ABSTRACT:
Ordinary rack servers are responsible for the bulk of the IT energy crisis--both in terms of the number of units in place and the amount of energy they waste.
This document explains about servers which present the most important opportunity and energy-efficient power supply which is the most important aspect of improving servers.
These technologies reduce energy usage per server, and virtualization and other usage scenarios can help reduce the number of servers in data centers. Implementing these approaches in concert can yield substantial energy savings and potentially cut server energy consumption in half.
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Author
Matt Stansberry
Senior Site Editor
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SearchData- Center.com.
Matt Stansberry is the senior site editor of SearchData- Center.com. Since 2003, Stansberry has reported on the convergence of IT, facility management and energy issues. Previously, Stansberry was the managing editor of Today’s Facility Manager magazine and a staff writer at the U.S. Green Building Council.
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