UPDATE | 14 June | 17:50: videos of all the presentations at the Data Centre Summit are now available on our website minimising the amount of energy, water and other resources we use—because it makes financial sense, and because it’s good for the environment too. That work means that today, we use half the energy of a typical industry data centre. second conference on data centre efficiency . Since our first conference two years ago in the U.S., the industry’s come a long way, with large operators now very focused on energy efficiency. 70% of the world’s data centres are operated by companies that probably don’t.five simple and low-cost steps that any company, large or small, can use. These include using plastic meat locker curtains to separate hot and cold air, or welding your own air-conditioning chimney out of cheap sheet metal. These techniques are proven to increase energy efficiency, reduce electricity consumption and improve environmental footprint. Code of Conduct for Data Centres , a framework for designing and operating data centres efficiently. It ties in closely with the way we build and run our facilities, and has a robust checklist of efficiency best practices that are well worth trying out. visit our website and make use of the techniques we’ve outlined. Videos of all the presentations from the Summit will be available on the site next week.Posted by Urs Hoelzle, Senior Vice President, Technical Infrastructure
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