Get datacentre cooling under control

and it may not be as hard as IT professionals think.

Datacentre doesn’t have to be freezing cold

First, times have changed. The guideline standards for temperatures for IT equipment have moved.No longer are we looking at a need for 17-19

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Datacentre lessons learnt from Heartbleed bug

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Ericsson picks OpenStack for its $30m datacentre and cloud infrastructure

whether through more efficient telecom and internal IT services orvalue-added cloud services, Hoffman said.

Ericsson will work with Mirantis to improve OpenStack’sperformance, resilience, fault tolerance and security.

Besides using Mirantis OpenStack for carrier-grade deployments, Ericsson will deploy andintegrate OpenStack for the IT operation of mobile operators and service providers. 

This will help operators rationalise their IT infrastructure by delivering enterprise-gradecloud services to their users based on an open standard.

Just last year, Ericsson said it is investing 7bn Swedish Krona (

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Scotland will be home to UK’s first fully green datacentre

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