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Table of Contents Winter 2008 | Volume 1, Number 2 COLUMNS 6 8 Editorial: What Have We Been Doing? — By Kevin Heslin Cronin’s Workshop: Imagining the Perfect Data Center Power And Cooling Solution — By Dennis Cronin 12 Digital Power: The Next Edge in Business Resiliency — By Peter M. Curtis 16 Zinc Whiskers: Keeping Up With The Green Movement — By Bruce Myatt, PE 20 Mission Critical Care: Shipping, Staging, and Installation — By Douglas H. Sandberg 24 Legal Perspectives: “A Reliable Energy Supply Is Key to Data Center Success” — By Peter V.K. Funk, Jr. 77 Letters 78 Datacenter Wiki: wiki-Mission Critical FEATURES 28 Continued Payback, Instant Protection Quilogy’s investment in standby power reaps immediate benefits — By Mike Carr DEPARTMENTS 70 73 73 75 77 New Products Industry News Events Classifieds Ad Index 34 Beyond the Nines A practical approach to data center power system reliability — By Bill Brown, P.E. 42 The Green Information Technology Revolution Energy-efficiency strategies for modern data centers — By Bob Moore 50 Health Care Network Offers Glimpse of the Future of Backup Power NY-based facility protects itself against power outages 56 High-Density Data Centers –Discuss, Design, Deploy A highly reliable and available data center results from planning — By Herb Villa Winter 2008 ON THE COVER: The Art and Science of Standby Power: IT Provider Makes Key Investment INSIDE Green Information Technology y Beyond the Nines High-Density Data Centers gh-Density 60 High Performance Data Centers Call for Innovative Cooling Techniques The conventional solution can be risky — By Brian Donowho Quilogy’s investment in a new standby power solution allowed it to avoid problems when a series of series power problems affected local power supply from April 14, 2006 to August 29, 2007 64 More Data in the Data Center The true challenge is to increase MIPS without burning up — By Tim Phillips www.missioncriticalmagazine.com ter Cen l: a ata r D itic ! You n Cr day To ke Ma issio scribe Page 61 67 Five Considerations for Powering Data Center Racks Energy saved at the rack level produces data center-wide savings — By Ashish Moondra Winter 2008 www.missioncriticalmagazine.com M Sub See |3 http://www.missioncriticalmagazine.com http://www.missioncriticalmagazine.com

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Mission Critical - Winter 2008 Table of Contents Editorial: What Have We Been Doing? Cronin’s Workshop: Imagining the Perfect Data Center Power And Cooling Solution Digital Power: The Next Edge in Business Resiliency Zinc Whiskers: Keeping Up With The Green Movement Mission Critical Care: Shipping, Staging, and Installation Legal Perspectives: “A Reliable Energy Supply Is Key to Data Center Success” Continued Payback, Instant Protection Beyond the Nines The Green Information Technology Revolution Health Care Network Offers Glimpse of the Future of Backup Power High-Density Data Centers – Discuss, Design, Deploy High Performance Data Centers Call for Innovative Cooling Techniques More Data in the Data Center Five Considerations for Powering Data Center Racks New Products Industry News Events Classifieds Letters Ad Index Datacenter Wiki: wiki-Mission Critical

Mission Critical - Winter 2008

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