Driver License Scanner: Is Your Data Center the Right Temperature?

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ZDNet Member | May 8, 2011

You want to reduce energy consumption. But, you don't want to put your data center equipment at risk. What is the optimal temperature for your data center? A popular hypothesis suggests that energy demands decrease as server inlet temperatures increase. This paper tests that hypothesis and applies the data to a variety of cooling architectures. Read this white paper to find out more.

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