According to a Ponemon Institute study, an outage can cost an organization an average of about $5,000 per minute. That’s $300,000 in just an hour. |
- Those high-density predictions finally are coming true
- Data center managers will replace servers three times before they replace UPS or cooling systems
- Downtime is expensive
- Water and the data center do not mix – but we keep trying
- New servers use more power than old servers
- Monitoring is a mess
- The IT guy is in charge of the building’s HVAC system
- That patchwork data center needs to be a quilt
- Data center on demand is a reality
- IT loads vary – a lot
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