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Top tips to avoid power quality disturbances

13 February, 2014

This paper reviews the most common types of power disturbances, what causes them and how to protect your critical equipment using IEEE standards. Download now to read more.


Data centre redesign provides flexibility for next decade

22 January, 2014

Southern Cross Health Society has rejigged its data centre design, boosting the facility's energy efficiency and providing enough flexibility to cover the organisation's racking needs for the next 10 years.


Protecting pubs' power with UPSs

25 November, 2013

The ALH Group, which operates more than 320 licensed venues and over 460 retail liquor outlets across Australia, has implemented an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) at each of its pubs.


Planning and controlling data centre downtime

03 September, 2013 by Mike Jansma*

A data centre can't function without experiencing some downtime. The art lies in controlling this downtime, planning it effectively into the data centre schedule.


Why are we building data centres?

21 February, 2013 by Anthony Caruana

You’d think that with the consolidation of computing driven by blade servers and virtualisation that the number and size of data centres would be shrinking. But the opposite is true.


Metronode opens direct free air cooling data centre

01 August, 2012

Metronode, a subsidiary of Leighton Contractors, today opened what it terms a “large-scale, energy-efficient data centre” in Derrimut, Victoria. The facility uses direct free air cooling and modular plant systems to help increase power utilisation efficiency.


Schneider Electric StruxureWare Data Centre Operation v7.2 Data Centre Infrastructure Management (DCIM) software

16 July, 2012

The StruxureWare Data Centre Operation v7.2 Data Centre Infrastructure Management (DCIM) software identifies underutilised servers, enabling the optimisation of IT equipment within the data centre.


Fujitsu upgrades Melbourne data centre to the tune of $60 million

11 May, 2012

Fujitsu today reopened its Melbourne data centre, which the company recently upgraded in a $60 million program. According to the company, the upgrade has improved the centre’s security, connectivity and availability, to provide its 2000 Australian enterprise and government customers with increased access to secure hosting services.


University data centre revision leads to megawatt UPS

20 October, 2011

Swinburne University of Technology has built a new data centre for primary IT activity, converting its old data centre into a disaster recovery centre. To power the new data centre, the university has installed two UPS units, each providing 500 kW of power.


Data centre power planning

07 October, 2011 by Jim Smith

Demand for data centres continues unabated, driven by factors like cloud computing and increasing use of multiapplication phones. These data centres must be efficient if they are to be successful. Jim Smith, CTO of Digital Realty Trust, discusses how power-usage planning can help build better data centres.


WTI NPS series network power switched PDUs

31 August, 2011

WTI’s NPS series network power switched PDUs are suitable for critical network installations needing remote power control and reboot of 240 VAC equipment.


Eaton Ellipse Eco/5PX/3S UPS range

24 May, 2011 by

The Ellipse Eco UPS, with EcoControl function that automatically disables peripherals when the master device is turned off, is said to deliver energy savings of up to 25% compared to previous models.


Blackout tracker finds Queensland the worse for power outages

24 March, 2011

Eaton’s Blackout Tracker report identifies Queensland as the state reporting the greatest number of power outages in 2010.


Emerson to help design data centres in India for Datacraft

17 March, 2011

Emerson Network Power has announced that it will help Datacraft design six internet data centres in India.


Ingram Micro/Certero PowerStudio PC power management tool

14 March, 2011

Ingram Micro and Certero Limited have released PowerStudio, a computer fleet PC power management tool, which saves energy, reduces CO2 and quickly lowers electricity bills for PCs, laptops and thin client machines.


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