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News Release from: Capitoline LLP | Subject: Computer room designs
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 09 January 2008
Low energy data centre and computer room
designs
Capitoline LLP has developed low energy designs based around the correct layout of equipment and racks to optimize air flow cooling.
Data centres have in the past been notorious as high electricity users with even small computer rooms consuming hundreds of kilowatts Medium sized data centres take megawatts of power
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 21 Jun 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Capitoline LLP, an I.T.physical infrastructure design consultancy, has introduced a new fixed price data centre and computer room audit.
In the average computer room only one third of the incoming electricity makes its way to the computers; the rest is lost in power supply and cooling overheads.
Capitoline LLP, is a designer of data centres and computer rooms and has developed low energy designs based around the correct layout of equipment and racks to optimize air flow cooling.
When this is coupled with innovations such as air side economisers on the air conditioning, the electricity consumption can typically be reduced by over 30% compared to traditional layouts.
Capitoline's designs have found particular favour in the public sector and design and management contracts have recently been awarded to Capitoline from the University of Kent and Cheshire County council.
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