Intel improves heat resistance in data centers: up to 38 degrees

Recently, Intel has said to its data center customers that they can use new technology to improve the heat resistance of the data center, the highest Dahua 100 degrees (about 37.7 degrees Celsius).

Most servers and storage devices are housed in a room that is cooled to 64-69 degrees Fahrenheit (about 18-21 degrees Celsius) in order to avoid hotspots that may cause equipment failure. Intel says that the data center's annual air-conditioning power cost is http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/4962.html ">260 billion, accounting for 1.5% of the world's electricity use, the number to 3721.html" The >2014 year will double.

Jay Kyathsandra, Intel marketing manager, says that by using the latest software and hardware, they can get the temperature details of the data center, where it's hot, where it's not hot, and then the data center Jes Cassesandra the task to keep refrigeration on different computers. Combined with a range of other technologies sold by Intel, technicians can increase the temperature of the datacenter to 100 degrees Fahrenheit (about 37.7 degrees Celsius). Intel wants to tell its customers that their approach is secure, which relies on Intel's servers to maintain business operations.

"For a long time, people just keep data center temperatures at a level that humans feel comfortable with, according to the standards set by the human body mechanism, but the server can withstand higher temperatures." "Katie Broderick, an analyst at IDC, said Keti Broderick.

For Intel, the new technology may be able to take a fresh source of revenue and help maintain the loyalty of computer manufacturers. Intel's chip production covers more than 90% of the world's servers, and Intel yesterday cut its four-quarter revenue forecast by 1 billion dollars, due to a shortage of hard disk supplies.