Volume 3 of The Uptime Institute Journal, focuses on data center design.
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As with previous issues, Volume 3 provides a range of perspectives on design issues that matter to the data center industry, particularly facility owners and operators. Articles include case histories, perspective from industry leaders and Accredited Tier Designers (ATDs), official Uptime Institute publications, and technical papers from Uptime Institute staff. Topics include analysis of design trends, discussion of tools available to improve facility design and metrics. At least two stories attempt to address commonly held, but incorrect, industry viewpoints. Authors and participants come from Canada, Russia, the U.S., EMEA, China, South Africa, and other parts of the world.
The Uptime Institute Journal: Data Center Design comprises the following stories:
- ATD Perspectives on the Data Center Industry
- The Myth of Scale
- Solving Air Contaminant Problems in Data Centers
- TELUS SIDCs Showcase Best-in-Class Innovation and Efficiency
- Cogeneration Powers South Africa’s First Tier III Facility
- New System Combats Power Quality Concerns in Data Centers
- Using Relevant Technologies and Techniques to Develop an Optimized system
- Data Center Becomes Russia’s First to Earn Tier IV Certification of Design Documents
- The Misperceptions Plaguing Data Centers Today
- Dual-Corded Power: Details Change But the Theme Remains the Same
- CRAC/CRAH Redundancy, Capacity, and Selection Metrics
- Close Coupled Cooling and Reliability
- FORCSS Case Study Series
- Start with the End in Mind
- The Differences between Owners and Designers
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We invite Uptime Institute Network members, Accredited Tier Training alumni, and Tier Certification awardees to request a copy of Volume 3 for a shipping & handling charge. If you need multiple copies please contact your local representative.
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About The Uptime Institute Journal
The Uptime Institute Journal represents Uptime Institute’s ongoing commitment to support knowledge sharing in the data center community.
Uptime Institute conceived The Uptime Institute Journal in 2013 as a way to promote thought leadership, innovation, and proven methodologies of various disciplines and professions within the data center industry. Its mission is to showcase world-class projects, recognize individual- or team-level accomplishments, and further the industry at large. This publication is committed to senior-level, peer-to-peer knowledge transfer — expertise provided by the individuals responsible for development, execution, or oversight of major data center initiatives.
Editors of The Uptime Institute Journal solicit articles from around the world, focusing their attention on facilities, techniques, and ideas that have been validated by Uptime Institute standards, findings, and experience or by extraordinary success in real-world applications. The editors value contributions from authors with hands-on experience.
To date, contributors to The Uptime Institute Journal have included Accredited Tier Designers (ATDs), Accredited Tier Specialists (ATSs), Network Members from all four regions (North America, EMEA, Latin America, Asia-Pacific), and Tier Certification awardees, as well as Uptime Institute’s technical staff, with field experience in dozens of countries. Collectively, these contributors have described facilities located around the globe, including the U.S., Middle East, Russia, South Africa, Australia, China, and Latin America.
Future issues will include articles submitted in response to a wide call for submissions, drawn from the Brill Awards for Efficient IT, Uptime Institute Network presentations, and Uptime Institute Tier Certifications, all complemented by articles developed directly by Uptime Institute’s own subject-matter experts.
The editors of The Uptime Institute Journal actively seek articles describing best practices, examining new technologies, or exhibiting thought leadership from industry professionals. Contact Kevin Heslin at [email protected] to contribute an article or a topic proposal.We look forward to hearing from you, and welcome any suggestions or comments. We look forward to hearing from you, and welcome any suggestions or comments.