Schneider Electric
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Schneider Electric launches the EcoStruxure Micro Data Center R-Series 42U Medium Density for managing hybrid IT infrastructure. -
The data centre market is booming. Massive growth in FLAP-D and emerging markets such as Warsaw, Milan and Madrid requires a substantially larger workforce, however, currently only 4% of data centre employees are women. Onboarding a more diverse workforce presents unrivalled opportunities for data centre growth.
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An important principle in the development of IT over the decades has been Moore’s Law. Simply put, it predicted that transistor density in processors would double every two years as development progresses.
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Schneider Electric customers will benefit from a secure micro data centre solution for industrial environments after it announced a partnership with Stratus Technologies and Avnet Integrated.
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ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC), Schneider Electric and Iceotope are pursuing an immersion liquid cooling proof-of-concept (PoC) in Singapore.
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NTT and Schneider Electric are collaborating on Private 5G (P5G) – an on-premise private network solution and digitisation enabling platform for manufacturing environments.
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ITW Africa
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Capacity shares five key data economy stories to watch for today.
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Schneider Electric has released what its describes as a 'comprehensive novel framework' for environmentally sustainable data centres.
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Pankaj Sharma, EVP, secure power, Schneider Electric, says there are three key factors that will be crucial for driving sustainable disruption – and for leaders steering the course
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Schneider Electric's Innovation Summit World Tour 2021 will focus on decarbonisation with the firm saying urgent action is needed to decarbonise the global economy.
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Schneider Electric has kitted out a new, on-premise facility for the University of Birmingham Dubai’s new campus, creating energy savings of up to 15% while operating at peak performance.
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Sustainability is growing as an essential component of data centres both in Europe and across the globe. Rob McKernan, SVP of Schneider Electric’s Secure Power division, talks to Capacity about how he sees the sustainable data centre of the future.
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Schneider Electric is launching its EcoStruxure Micro Data Center R-Series for rugged indoor environments in Europe next month.
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Matthew Baynes, VP, design and construction partners, cloud and service provider segment, Schneider Electric, reflects on Europe's sustainable data centre pact
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Schneider Electric has launched the Edge Software & Digital Services Programme – a suite of benefits, support tools and certifications that enables IT solution providers to create a managed power services practice.
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As connectivity and internet demands continue to grow, what actions can be taken to slow the effects of carbon emissions, and how can end users and operators play their part in tackling the climate challenge? Rob McKernan, Schneider Electric's SVP secure power Europe region, explains.
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Recalling the major developments of the last 10 years, Schneider Electric’s UK vice president, Marc Garner (pictured), tells Abigail Opiah that what it comes to sustainability the colocation sector is in no way starting from scratch.
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Schneider Electric has launched a new TradeOff Tool, the Edge UPS Fleet Management Comparison Calculator for IT solutions providers, managed service providers, VARs and end users to model the cost implications of uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
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