Introduction to Blade Servers by Hewlett-Packard Company
This paper compares cost analysis for blade-servers vs. rack-optimized servers for capital expenses, the operating cost of facilities, and the operating cost of management services; it also analyzes cost for both midsize and enterprise organizations. HP BladeSystems are now available for small and large configurations. The new BladeSystem c3000 enclosure...
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eGuide: Blade Servers Trends by Dell, Inc. and Intel
benefits you'll see from the investment. Which servers provide the level of performance that will meet business needs? How can your server choices affect energy and space constraints for today and in the future? The following tips and articles from the experts at SearchDataCenter.com examine the benefits of consolidation and virtualization on blades...
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Chilled-water production optimization for data center cooling
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Mike Flaherty, Contributor
has increased as well. Every ton of cooling consumed by servers must be generated by the chilled-water system. Efforts to improve cost should look at both reducing the amount of cooling needed as well as efficiently producing the chilled water. If this is obvious to you, then ask, "Why are technical developments and trade press coverage almost...
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Mainframe virtualization improves total cost of ownership on IBM z10
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Wayne Kernochan, Contributor
technologies. For example, my studies of application servers show that they are surprisingly "people-heavy" in many environments, requiring as much administration as a database. However, initial reports suggest that the Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) can carry out many of the same functions with much less administrative overhead, reducing TCO costs. At...
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Liquid cooling buyer's guide chart
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Adam Trujillo, Assistant Editor
LCP) Water 30-37kW 1000-1800 Watts Fits standard 19" rack servers. No additional hardware necessary. $15-$20,000 Liebert XDK, XDF Water, water/glycol 17kW, 14kW 1400 Watts Fits standard 19" rack servers. No additional hardware necessary.* unavailable IBM eServer Rear Door Heat Exchanger "Cool Blue" Water Approx:15kW (50K btu) Unavailable Door that hinges to a...
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