UNCOVERING THE LAYERS
processes but instead will be addressed
with the adoption of automated
management tools, with emerging
AI-driven cloud service technologies also
becoming more prevalent.
Why do organisations need to
ensure their data centre can
support emerging technologies
and how do you support them
with this?
An increasing number of organisations no
longer own their own data centres or at
least a part of the data centre resource
they utilise is a third-party owned multitenant
data centre (MTDC). Therefore,
ensuring that they have access to the
facilities and services that can support
the emerging needs of their business is an
important consideration.
Chatsworth Products (CPI) designs and
manufactures infrastructure solutions
that protect and power the technology
investment of our customers and the
service providers who support them.
Whether in a traditional on-premise data
centre or in an Edge Compute environment,
CPI provides products that can be rapidly
deployed and easily adapted to secure and
power IT equipment. CPI products also
support efficient airflow management
solutions that help to reduce costs
associated with cooling IT equipment.
How does an integrated
solution help simplify white
space management?
An integrated hardware solution ensures
compatibility between products and
can significantly reduce the cost of
deployment. Arguably, the most effective
integrated solution for white space
management is a cabinet-contained
hot aisle, where a Vertical Exhaust Duct
(VED) allows the hot exhaust air to return
through a ceiling plenum to the CRAC unit.
A cabinet contained solution,
particularly in an environment where
complete aisles will not be built out
on day one offers a cost effective and
flexible solution that negates the need
for additional containment, be it roof, wall
or door systems.
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