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When today's power-hungry hardware makes energy and cooling a budget line item, a more efficient datacenter makes good business
sense
IT confronts the datacenter power crisis
As energy costs escalate, conserving resources tops the list of challenges for today's IT managers
Run datacenters on direct current, see immediate savings
Inefficiency is partly to blame for excessive heat in today's datacenters
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