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Enterprise Computing: 9×7=63 – The Feeling of Power

By On September 1, 2009 · 3 Comments · In Uncategorized

I’m on holiday this week, relaxing in the south of Spain with some lovely warm temperatures, which has been a boon compared to the summer we had in the UK this year.  Part of my holiday reading has been Isaac Asimov and I’m ploughing through his short stories, currently one called “The Feeling of Power”.

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HP Power Calculators

By On September 29, 2008 · 2 Comments · In Uncategorized

A while back I mentioned a meeting I’d had with HP regarding Green IT (and in my case specifically storage). As part of the discussion, I asked Lucio Furlani (VP for Marketing in TSG) if we could have Power Calculations for HP storage.

Well, true to their word, HP promised and have [...]

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RTFM

By On June 6, 2007 · 1 Comment · In Uncategorized

Quite a while back, I posted on the Green Datacentre. Actually, the post was over a year ago and datacentre power and cooling issues have become a really hot (sic) issue.

However, I have to castigate myself severely for not Reading the Flaming Manual. In particular the power demands of the Cisco [...]

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The Power Question

By On April 18, 2007 · Leave a Comment · In Uncategorized

I’ve seen a lot of discussion (and I think a bit of a theme at SNW) on power consumption in datacentres. Obviously the subjects of global warming and increased energy prices have put the subject at the centre of focus. But I think when datacentres are being built, there isn’t an issue. The problem comes [...]

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