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I’ve been interviewing a few people over the last few days and I’ll be publishing the interviews tomorrow. One of the interviews is with Mike, a senior data center manager and consultant. Mike was telling me what he’s doing to minimize the impact of rising energy costs on the operational costs of his data centers for this multinational organization, and what steps he is taking within the data center, the server estate and the business to reduce their energy consumption. It’s interesting the small changes they have made to gain quantifiable results, do check it out.
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