Program Proposals:
Customer Access Program (CAP)
Standardized Data Center Stack Framework Proposal
National Data Center Power Reduction Incentive
Customer Access Program (CAP) Standardized Data Center Stack Framework Proposal National Data Center Power Reduction Incentive
SVLG Summit Presentation:
DCP Stack Version 2
Summit Presentations:
101 Top 10 Track
102 Metrics Track
103 Certfication Track
104 Power Track
105 Fanless Track
106 Cloud Track
107 Alignment Track
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- DCD product wrap: ARM Cortex-15, Silentium, APC by Schneider Electric, Minicom from Data Center Dynamics
- Latisys to add new data center in southern California from Data Center Dynamics
- New Brocade campus to receive $2m-plus in energy efficiency rebates from Data Center Dynamics
- Data Center Resources and Cannon launch new modular data center from Data Center Dynamics
- Latisys hires Savvis data center manager to run California data centers from Data Center Dynamics
- California electricity prices expected to rise, become dynamic from Data Center Dynamics
- mattokeefe: @rmatta fixed now http://is.gd/f4wj6 from Senior Technology Architect
- HP sues to stop Hurd joining Oracle from Data Center Dynamics
- BM & FBOVESPA stock signs expansión plans with Diveo from Data Center Dynamics
In February of 2009 I had a very unique event happen. It was by far, one of the geekiest things I had ever done. I was still working at Sun and we had rebuilt the Data Center POD concepts into Second Life. We had created a Data Center Island that allowed anyone to walk into this virtual world and watch how the data center can be transformed from traditional power and cooling to the new modular, highly efficient configuration with PODs. They could also interact with the PODs to see how hardware fit and things could move around. A virtual-physical data center. That was geeky enough, but try this on for size. Greg Papadopolous (Sun's CTO & controller of over $2B in R&D funds) joined me for a live webecast directly from Second Life to Industry Analysts. They had created avatars for both of us that made us look much younger, more dignified (and skinnier) than we really were.