White Papers

Lithium Battery Application in Data Centers

As the energy density and safety performance of lithium-ion batteries continues to improve， and as the cost declines, demand for lithium-ion batteries is increasing, across communications, electric power, electric vehicle, and data center fields. Now it is time to use Lithium battery, next-generation power storage system, in data center globally.

IHME: Improving Data Center Uptime and Capacity Planning for COVID-19 tracking

Intel® DCM delivers real-time power, thermal, and utilization analysis in high-performance computing environment, improving server utilization and uptime.

The Rackspace 2020 Cloud Strategy Workbook

In the current business climate, you’re hard pressed to find an organization that doesn’t put cloud at the center of its IT transformation efforts. But without a holistic cloud strategy in place, transformation can stall, costs can spiral and your organization could face added complexity and risk. In this e-book, you’ll learn how to address each of the five critical elements that define cloud strategy (Business review, Cloud review, Foundational principles, Roles and Financial Considerations) while gaining access to templates and examples that will guide you on your journey. There is no one-size-fits-all cloud environment, and there is no one-size-fits all cloud strategy. Taking time to explore and document the elements listed here can help you avoid stalled efforts and winding up with more complexity than true cloud benefits. Cloud strategy is an iterative process that you’ll revisit as business conditions change. Use the direction here to guide your steps and strengthen your ability to innovate and continually optimize your environment with appropriate tools and technology that can help you achieve your organizational goals. With a solid strategy underpinning your cloud efforts, you should be able to reach your goals faster, avoid common pitfalls and maximize the benefits of your cloud investments.

The Drivers and Benefits of Edge Computing

Internet use is trending towards bandwidth-intensive content and an increasing number of attached “things”. At the same time, mobile telecom networks and data networks are converging into a cloud computing architecture. To support needs today and tomorrow, computing power and storage is being inserted out on the network edge in order to lower data transport time and increase availability. Edge computing brings bandwidth-intensive content and latency-sensitive applications closer to the user or data source. This white paper explains the drivers of edge computing and explores the various types of edge computing available.

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Multi-tenant Datacenters and Sustainability

Colocation and wholesale services, collectively known as multi-tenant datacenters (MTDCs), form a key and growing part of the datacenter world, serving customers from a broad cross section of the global economy – from microbusinesses to large enterprises and regional IT service firms to global content and hyperscale infrastructure providers.

Data centers’ digital journey

Digitalization delivers efficiency out of the box, plus a future-proof platform for growth.

Build a performance-optimized data center with Eaton

Discover how Eaton can solve your power management challenges. Bringing your business a new dimension of expertise, customized innovative solutions and uninterrupted operations in all environments.