Fujitsu brings new energy efficient data center online
http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2220339/fujitsu-opens-44-million-centre
Fujitsu has opened a £44m energy-efficient data centre in the UK which it says will contribute towards saving enough electricity each year to power up to 6,000 homes.
The centre was announced last August and is designed to address the shortage of data storage in London.
Located 35 miles from the capital, the site will serve customers in the UK and Europe, giving them increased capacity without the need to build their own facilities.
“Fujitsu’s new data centre combines high resilience and high efficiency, which is difficult to achieve,” said Martin Provoost, head of data centres at Fujitsu Services.
“Attaining high resilience requires more redundant infrastructure, which in turn consumes more energy.
“However, through new technology, Fujitsu’s data centre achieves the optimum resilience level and a leading efficiency rating.”
Very cool, the demand for data center space continues in the London area in particular, whether it’s new capacity for a grid/virtualization solution or a disaster recovery or additional business capacity will depend on your business. An interesting read, it’s always interesting to see what best practices, what technologies are being used to achieve the power/cooling requirements, do check it out.
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