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03.12. Working Group Data Center: Architectural Design

Frankfurt, 03.12.2008 – A total of 35 participants were welcomed at the eco Data Center Working Group on 3 December in Frankfurt am Main. The meeting was the first of a series of meetings named Data Center 2015, which deal with innovative, new and existing opportunities to increase the efficiency of data centers in Germany. The focus this time was on the building design.

The presentations are available for free download here.

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Beck Eva of Hewlett-Packard presented on the first day, the container data center “pod, HP.” Containers are currently being intensively discussed in the market – including at this meeting. The biggest advantage in a container data center is, according to Beck, in the rapid deployment within just a few weeks and the high efficiency in terms of cooling owing to the small space.

Dr. Bela Waldhauser, Global Switch FM GmbH, then presented the “ideal for building a data center from the perspective of an operator” and began by stating that there was no ideal way. Decisions to be made for the ideal building Dr. Waldhauser explained by subdividing into four categories: environment, if existing, the building itself, power / cooling and ultimately safety.

The third and final lecture dealt with the issue of climate control. Achim Pfleiderer from the air conditioning experts Stulz GmbH began with a brief introduction to the technology and specifically defined the “precision air conditioning systems”. He then explained the various “set screws” on the optimisation of air conditioning within a data center.

13:00 Registration
13:30 Welcome
Patrick Pulvermüller
Head of data center working group
13:45 HP Pod – Hewlett-Packards performance optimised data center
Eva Beck
Hewlett-Packard
14:30 The ideal building for data center operators
Dr. Béla Waldhauser
Global Switch FM GmbH
15:00 Coffee break & Networking
15:30 Cooling of the future
Achim Pfleiderer
Stulz GmbH
16:30 Final discussion: Is there an ideal building?
17:00 End of event
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