Another year is drawing to a close. But which of our articles have got a surge of interest from you? Here are our top 12 posts of 2019.
Articles with data centre
The IET: Time To Ditch The Doubts About Demand Side Response For Data Centres?
In a special online supplement for The IET, we outline the environmental and economic reasons why data centre operators should embrace demand side response and battery storage.
Data Centre Review: Is Complacency A Threat To Data Centre Power Continuity?
Should a string of recent electrical outages lead to a rethink in our approach to data centre power continuity?
Multi Sentry Makeover Achieves First Class Savings For University Of Bristol
Upgrading to Multi Sentry (MST) UPS systems helps the University of Bristol deliver annual efficiency savings of almost £100,000.
Electrical Review Excellence Awards 2020 Launch
Riello UPS continues its ongoing support of the Electrical Review Excellence Awards as official event partners.
Data Centre Management (DCM): UPS Systems Plc Project With University Of Bristol
Reseller UPS Systems plc turns to Multi Sentry for major critical infrastructure upgrade at a leading University’s high performance computing facilities.
Digitalisation World: Second Life EV Batteries And Data Centre Energy Storage
Is there a way that data centres could breathe a second life into millions of used electric car batteries?
Health Business: Healthcare Digitalisation And The Role Of Data Centres
The NHS is in the midst of a tech revolution. But as we explain to Health Business magazine, healthcare digitalisation depends on data centres providing the necessary processing power.
Networks Europe: Containerised Data Centres For 5G
We explain why containerised data centres for 5G prove the old expression ‘small is beautiful’ in the July-August edition of Networks Europe.
Techerati: The Blackout Report And Data Centre Power Continuity
Our new analysis ‘the Blackout report’ investigates the possibility of a UK-wide power failure. We explain why data centres are better prepared than most for such a major disruption.