Established by The Green Grid, Power Usage Effectiveness is a calculable measurement used by many.

Luxtera announced that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) selected the company's 40G Blazar active optical cable (AOC) to interconnect its multi-room data center.

The Aperture Integrated Resource Manager provides organizations with the ability to employ a single, cohesive strategy for analyzing and managing energy, capital resources and process efficiency in the data center.

Veteran facilities and IT managers from Chevron, MetLife, and Trinity Information Services have been chosen for their excellence in managing data center operations.

The company's 40G Fiber Taps are designed to enable seamless migration from 10G to 40G networks.

The data center services and managed hosting provider has begun a demand-driven expansion of its Saint Paul facility.

The Green Grid introduced new tools and announced new industry alliances at its third annual Green Grid Technical Forum and Members’ Meeting, held on February 4.

The company has entered full volume production on the AQ 1002, its flagship low-power 10GBASE-T PHY solution. 

A well-planned structured cabling system becomes an asset rather than a liability in a growing and changing environment.

The two-year program will result in a containerized unit that uses 38 percent less energy to support a 100-kilowatt IT load.

Fulcrum Microsystems’ FocalPoint FM4224, a 24-port 10-GbE semiconductor device, is being used by Fortinet as the switching fabric for that company’s recently launched FortiSwitch-1000, a chassis-based 10-GbE data center switch.

Able to talk to more enterprise systems and manage more data center equipment, the company says the new release is also certified VMware-ready, and supports 5,000 PDUs and Web services integration.

Wright Line, a developer of advanced data center technology solutions, announced the appointment of Edward K. Eacueo as director of its data center business unit, and Gary P. Wong as director of its applications engineering division.

Introduced in mid-2009, IBM’s Portable Modular Data Center can house recognized brand-name layer-one systems.

The data center, located on the bottom floor of a 30,000-square-foot office building at 130 Technology Parkway in Norcross, Ga., is the first of its kind in the state, claims the tech consulting company.