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DCP Summit: Top Ten (Part 2) |
| February 17-19, 2009 Data Center Pulse members assembled to tackle the top categories on the mind of the community. This track was focused on the Top 10 Things the Data Center Pulse members want. It is a snapshot in time, but represents things that are on the minds of those who make buying decisions in the Data Center. Track Leader, Dean Nelson |
| Date: 2009-06-05 13:20:59 - Added by: admin |
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DCP Summit: Metrics (Part 1) |
| February 17-19, 2009 Data Center Pulse members assembled to tackle the top categories on the mind of the community. This track was focused on Data Center Metrics. Track Leaders Mark Monroe and Mukesh Khattar |
| Date: 2009-06-05 13:20:15 - Added by: admin |
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Episode 13 - Sweden Datacenters |
| In this On The Road Episode, Dean Nelson talks with Torbjorn Bengtsson from the Invest in Stockholm group and Tomas Sokolnicki, from the Invest in Sweden Agency (ISA). They discuss why Sweden is such a compelling location to locate datacenters. 100% green power, free cooling more than 8 months of the year, network concentration point and some of the cheapest power in Europe. |
| Date: 2009-06-05 13:18:55 - Added by: admin |
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Episode 11 - White Mountain, Fit For A James Bond Villain! |
| This is the first edition of Data Center Pulse, On The Road. In this episode, Jon Karlung, CEO of Bahnhof, a local teclo gives Dean Nelson a tour of his Pionen, White Mountain datacenter in downtown Stockholm, Sweden. It is located in a bunker 30 meters under solid bedrock. It was a cold war bunker that was converted into this datacenter and is said to be able to withstand a Hydrogen bomb blast. It is very unique and reminds me of a James Bond movie! And that is what Jon was going for. |
| Date: 2009-06-05 13:17:53 - Added by: admin |
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Episode 9 - Google Servers |
| In this episode, Ben Jai, Google Server Platform Architect shares about the servers they deploy in all of their global datacenters. It has a 12V battery on it to replace the large UPS systems in traditional datacenters. Simple, innovative. Google shared this and many more facts at their Efficient Data Center Summit held April 1, 2009 at the Mountain View, CA campus. |
| Date: 2009-06-05 13:16:00 - Added by: admin |
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Data Center of the Future : Supernap by Switch |
| Switch Communications built the world's highest density data center ever built. 6 data center zones with 47,000 sq feet each or the size of 10 football fields under one roof. Switch turned to Schneider Electric for its implementation in this case study. |
| Date: 2009-06-04 14:46:33 - Added by: andrea |
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Future of the Data Center |
| http://geeks.pirillo.com - http://live.pirillo.com - The Data Center Futures team built a prototype containing 100 dual-core Atom processors. They believe that data centers in the future will include many more low-power processors. This prototype is the first step in demonstrating their potential cost savings. http://chris.pirillo.com |
| Date: 2009-06-04 14:45:14 - Added by: andrea |
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Modern DataCenter |
| John Furrier and Doug Gourlay talk about The Modernization of the Datacenter - a hot topic on every CIO and IT executive's mind today around the concept of Infrastructure 2.0. In this clip Doug Gourlay, Cisco Systems Senior Director of Marketing and Product management for their Datacenter Business Unit, talks about the big trend today in large corporate IT enterprises - THE MODERNIZATION OF THE DATACENTER. Douglas Gourlay is the Senior Director of Marketing and Product Management for Cisco Systems Data Center Business Unit and Central Marketing Organization. In his role in Data Center Product Management Doug is responsible for leading the product management of high-speed data center Ethernet and FibreChannel switching systems and advanced L4-7 services. This includes next-generation Data Center Class systems development and key programs evolving the role of Ethernet in the Data Center. Doug is also responsible for leading the solutions marketing group responsible for Cisco’s global marketing strategy and execution in the data center. This includes the Nexus and Catalyst Data Center Switches, Application and Server Load-Balancing, Storage Networking, Blade Switching, and Wide-Area Application Services product areas and their derivative solutions. Doug is an eleven-year Cisco veteran and has played a number of key roles in hardware, software, and systems architecture development across Cisco, including the development of the first hardware wireless switching platform, global server load balancing systems, and most recently as the Director of Marketing for the multi-billion dollar Catalyst 6500 Product Line. Doug has filed or holds over 20 patents in networking technologies. Prior to joining Cisco Doug worked in a variety of telecommunications and consulting roles and served as an Airborne Infantry Officer in the United States Army. |
| Date: 2009-06-04 14:42:22 - Added by: andrea |
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Inside A Google Data Center |
| Google provided a look inside its data center operations at the Google Data Center Efficiency Summit held Wednesday in Mountain View, Calif. The presentations included a video tour of a Google data center, which showcased the companys use of shipping containers to store servers and storage. Each of these 40-foot data center containers can house up to 1,160 servers, and Google has been using them since it began building its own facilities in 2005. The company will post complete videos from the event next week. See DataCenterKnowledge.com for more coverage. |
| Date: 2009-06-04 14:39:55 - Added by: andrea |
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Google container data center tour |
| First presented at the Google Efficient Data Centers Summit, hosted at Google headquarters in Mountain View, CA on April 1, 2009. For more information about the event or Google's data center efficiency efforts, please visit: http://www.google.com/corporate/green/datacenters/summit.html |
| Date: 2009-06-04 14:39:03 - Added by: andrea |
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