Data Centre Procurement
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David Metzger is a Partner and Marianne Toghill is a Director with the Construction Group at the law firm of Clifford Chance LLP, based in London. The Clifford Chance Construction Group provides specialist support to clients in the development of procurement strategies and in the analysis and allocation of construction risk. The Group is involved in all sectors of the construction industry, including infrastructure, energy, oil and gas and real estate. If you would like to know more about the subject of this article or our other services, please contact David or Marianne by email (firstname.lastname@cliffordchance.com) or by telephone at +44 (0)207 006 1000.

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WHITE PAPERS

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Owner: Akamai
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Is Your Data Centre A Gas Guzzler?
You may be surprised to learn that most Chief Information Officers (CIOs) are unable to answer “How energy efficient is your data center?” This white paper explains how IBM can help.
Owner: IBM
doc Type: PDF
size: 948 KB
The Green Data Centre
More than social responsibility: A foundation for growth, economic gain and operating stability
Owner: IBM
doc Type: PDF
size: 1.4 MB
Modular Data Centers Provide An Agile Response To Change
Pay as you grow, optimize lifecycle costs, flexibly support new technology andrapidly deploy data center capacity
Owner: IBM
doc Type: PDF
size: 385 KB
The Art Of The Possible.
Rapidly deploying cost-effective, energy-efficient data centers
Owner: IBM
doc Type: PDF
size: 328 KB
Guidelines for Specification of Data Center Power Density
Conventional methods for specifying data center density are ambiguous and misleading. Describing data center density using Watts / ft2 or Watts / m2 is not sufficient to determine power or cooling compatibility with high density computing loads like blade servers. Historically there is no clear standard way of specifying data centers to achieve predictable behavior with high density loads. An appropriate specification for data center density should assure compatibility with anticipated high dens
Owner: APC
doc Type: PDF
size: 341 KB
Standardization and Modularity in Network-Critical Physical Infrastructure

Failure to adopt modular standardization as a design strategy for Network-Critical Physical Infrastructure (NCPI) is costly on all fronts: unnecessary expense, avoidable downtime, and lost business opportunity. Standardization and its close relative, modularity, create wide-ranging benefits in NCPI that streamline and simplify every process from initial planning to daily operation, with significant positive effects on all three major components of NCPI business value – availability, agility, and


Owner: APC
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Strategies for Deploying Blade Servers in Existing Data Centers

Blade servers operate at power densities that exceed the power and cooling capacities of virtually all data centers. Installing blade servers in an existing data center creates a bewildering set of challenges and options. This paper explains how to evaluate the options and select the best power and cooling approach for a successful and predictable blade deployment.


Owner: APC
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Physical Security in Mission Critical Facilities

Physical security — controlling personnel access to facilities — is critical to achieving data center availability goals. As new technologies such as biometric identification and remote management of security data become more widely available, traditional card-and-guard security is being supplanted by security systems that can provide positive identification and tracking of human activity in and around the data center. Before investing in equipment, IT managers must carefully evaluate their spec


Owner: APC
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High Performance QFS With Solid State Disk Metadata Storage

Find out how RAM based Solid State Disk from Texas Memory Systems helped improved the San Diego Supercomputer Centre file system performance up to 4000% in this white paper.


Owner: Texas Memory Systems
doc Type: External Link
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Blade Server Power Solutions - Cabinet Level Power Distribution Solutions for High Density Cabinets
With the high cost of data center floor space and current advances in technology, new installations with denser cabinets that require more power and cooling continues to be the trend. Besides the challenges that new installations present, equipment cabinet upgrades can also be a problem as the existing power and cooling currently provided may not support the new cabinet configuration. The focus of this paper is to investigate blade server power trends at the cabinet level and offer power solutio
Owner: Server Technology, Inc.
doc Type: PDF
size: 215 KB
Securing IT Data Centres - The Choices Available
Whether a small business or a major enterprise - the demands placed on IT performance are incessantly growing. Highly complex applications, ever-faster processors, round-the-clock information and communication call for more than just an intact physical infrastructure. This gives rise to a number of elementary questions which are discussed in this white paper as well as how to safegaurd the availability of your IT systems.
Owner: Lampertz GmbH & Co. KG
doc Type: PDF
size: 110 KB
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