Rack Manufacturing and Using the Best Equipment Determines the Success of Any Data Center
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Rack Manufacturing and Using the Best Equipment Determines the Success of Any Data Center

Working from home.

Masks when you transition back into the office.

Essential workers only in the cubicles.
Months long reductions in salaries.

More detailed office cleaning protocols.

The list of changes at work go on and on. And just when you have become accustomed to a new set of guidelines you find out that there are now other policies and procedures that will be put in place.

If you work in the banking industry, however, you realize that even though the lobbies may remain closed or only available by appointment only that the processing of transactions remains one of the most essential parts of keeping the economy running. The fact of the matter is, any time a card is swiped, both retailers and consumers rely on successful electronic transactions. And behind everyone of these transactions is a complicated system of cold and hot aisle containment solutions, var

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Pros and Cons of Hot Aisle Containment

Did you know that Over 65% of IT equipment failures are directly attributed to inadequate, poorly maintained or failed air conditioning in the server room? So what does this statistic mean? In order to understand the benefits of hot aisle containment, you probably will want to know what it is. Hot aisle containment uses a physical barrier to guide hot exhaust airflow back to the AC return. Hot-Aisle Containment also encloses the hot aisles within the data center. The discharge air enters the enclosed hot aisle and is then directly redelivered to cooling equipment through a ceiling. The cool supply air is then introduced to the room through a raised floor. This process provides the benefits of hot aisle containment
One of the main benefits of hot-aisle containment is that it keeps the data centers cool. This eliminates the perception that your IT equipment isn’t being cooled sufficiently enough as well as allowing for some lower density areas to be freed if so desired. Another one of th