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DC operators must look at methods for REAL and significant consumption savings and securing carbon tax exemption. After all this doesn’t even take account of carbon trading.
Best regards
David Morgan
dmorgan@hp.com
That sounds like a great idea and I am pretty sure that there is not a current user group that would fit the bill (but would be delighted to be shown to be wrong). CB Richard Ellis are a very common starting point but they are so interlinked and involved in the Data Center and General property business that I feel we could do with a much more independent body.
Want to start one?
Steve
• Tier 3 data centre as defined by the Uptime institute ( I know this can be debated but this has been given to me
• 11,000 sq ft
• Within 50 miles of Derby
• Pre-built leased facility
• 100 watts/sq ft (by my calclations 2Kw a rack )
• Facility operational in 2009
I am sure if the site has higher power density less space will be needed.
Best regards
David Morgan
Node4 have their own Tier 3 Data Centre in Derby, with a second hall in the facility just opened, and all of the requirements you stated.
www.node4.co.uk
Cheers, Geraint.
I am looking for a data centre in derby of 50 miles max distance with the following .
• Tier 3 data centre as defined by the Uptime institute
• 11,000 sq ft (less space needed if higher power capacity )
• Within 50 miles of Derby
• Pre-built leased facility
• 100 watts/sq ft ( 2Kw by my calclations per rack )
• Facility operational in 2009
Best regards
David