Ashish Moondra, CPI Sr. Product Manager Power, Electronics & Software

In the quest for improved energy efficenvy  and sustainabilily, data centres are increasily focusing on intelligenly technologies to monitor, manage and predict power usage. The integration of intelligent power distribution units (PDUs), long-lasting uninterruptible power supply (UPS) battery back-up and robust data centre infrastructure management (DCIM) software offers a holistic that  minimises downtime, aids in budget foecasting and ensures the availability of skilled personnel.

David M. Richards, CPI Product Manager, Open Systems, RCDD, NTS, OSP, TECH, CT

A new best practice approach of bonding simplifies and expedites a commonly misunderstood practice in the ever-evolving low voltage world of ICT infrastructure.

Raissa Carey, Technical Writer

High throughput, low latency, network availability, reliability and security have always been top priorities in data centers, but the recent wave of technological advances—autonomous cars, augmented reality, 5G, and all other connected objects of the Internet of Things (IoT)—are taking those priorities to a new level and bringing new challenges to IT systems administrators and data centers managers. In this article, Raissa Carey provides a simple guide to protecting network equipment in the age of IoT.

Todd Schneider

The emergence of hyperscale data centers has flipped the coin on the typical supplier/customer relationship. Instead of buying an off-the-shelf, standard solution dictated by the product manufacturer, hyperscalers to a large extent have driven and created their own specifications designed to fit their unique needs. And because of their sizeable presence, the manufacturers and integrators that serve these hyperscalers have followed suit, gradually embracing these new demands and adapting segments of their operations to support them.

Mitch Cohen, RCDD, Regional Sales Manager

There is no denying that a robust ICT foundation is crucial in healthcare facilities. Not only does it enable the business to run, it plays a key role in saving patients’ lives. And with the current boom in the internet of medical things (IoMT), a market that is expected to reach $158 billion by 2022, the growing significance of modern technology in critical health care is indisputable.

David Richards, RCDD, NTS, OSP, TECH, CT and CPI's Product Manager of Open Systems

More sophisticated than ever, telecommunications rooms are venturing into new locations and may need a makeover.

Scott Fulton III, Data Center Knowledge

Edge computing architects told us telco base stations are perfect for distributed compute, but can we please borrow an extension cord?

Raissa Carey, CPI Technical Writer

For the first time since the early 2000s, a new colocation data center is planned for San Francisco. Given the space and power constraints in the city, it is unlikely there will be another one in the next 10 years. How can architects and designers guarantee they are specifying the right infrastructure elements, while making the best use of valuable real estate space?

Patrick McLaughlin, Chief Editor of Cabling Installation & Maintenance Magazine

From Google’s high-profile liquid cooling approach to techniques employed at the edge, the options for keeping facilities climate-controlled vary.

Luca Rozzoni, CPI Senior Product Manager for Europe . Featured in September 2018 edition of Inside Networks.

Investing in tools that can provide the ability to analyze the thermal and environmental performance of the infrastructure is critical in making the right decisions at the design stage regarding the building of the rack infrastructure.