Alternative Energy Resources - On What Can Data Centres Rely?
This roundtable will address the growing need for data centres to adopt alternative energy sources to ensure sustainability and energy security.
This roundtable will explore the journey of power within data centers, from grid entry to distribution, conversion, and consumption at the rack level. Discussions will cover UPS and backup systems, real-time power monitoring, load management, cooling demands, and efficiency metrics like PUE. Experts will examine failure scenarios, resiliency strategies, and innovations in optimizing power usage. The session aims to provide insights into enhancing reliability, efficiency, and sustainability in data center power management.
Showing 20 random companies of those who have registered to attend.
Countryside Renewables Capital | Sharp IT Services | Breeze |
Managed IT Experts Ltd | Asanti Datacentres Ltd | UPC |
MSP Nordics | Viendo | SARMA2 |
Fordhouse | SMART REM SOLUTIONS | Pick Everard |
M247 | Scriptum Document Solutions Ltd | Jacobs - Dijkstra |
SDG Solutions Ltd | BLS IT Solutions | Rapid Innovation Group |
Linear Structure | Dynamic Minds Recruitment | Italtel Deutschland GmbH |
Rit Tech | TURKCELL | EkkoSense |
entrust IT Group | Angel BC | Catagen Limited |
Wave-avi Ltd | Radware Ltd | Angel Business Communications |
Outbound Group | Amillan Limited | TTK |
Angel | Kyndryl | Waterstons Limted |
Ex Dialog AxiataPLC | Oracle - OCI | Kelvion Ltd |
JLL | RDB Concepts Limited | Kyndryl |
SharePoint Assist Ltd T/As ReformIT | End to End Service | GCH Test & Computer Services Ltd |
Zayo Group | dnEnviro | Storetec |
Red Maple | Alcion |
John Kreyling is Managing Director Centiel UK. John has more than two decades’ experience in the power distribution industry, including eight years as a previous board director. He also spent 13 years in LV switchgear manufacture and 10 years in UPS sales and service. His previous roles have included Area, Regional and UK Sales Manager, Engineering Director, Project Director and most recently Business Development Director. John has a HNC in Electronic Engineering and is Level 4 NVQ qualified in project management.
Speaker biography will be available soon.
This roundtable will address the growing need for data centres to adopt alternative energy sources to ensure sustainability and energy security. Participants will explore various renewable energy options, such as solar, wind, and hydro, as well as innovations in energy storage and grid independence. The roundtable will provide insights into the benefits, challenges, and implementation strategies of these alternatives. Data centre managers will learn how to reduce dependency on traditional energy sources, lower operating costs, and enhance their green credentials, making this an essential session for forward-thinking operators. Importance: Learn how to effectively integrate these alternative energy solutions to reduce carbon footprints, lower energy costs, and enhance operational resilience, positioning their data centres at the forefront of environmental stewardship and technological innovation.
This roundtable will explore the strategic importance of selecting the right location for data centres. Discussions will cover factors such as geographic stability, connectivity, energy availability, regulatory compliance, and proximity to end-users. Data centre managers will gain insights into how location impacts operational efficiency, disaster recovery capabilities, and overall service reliability. Attendees will learn best practices for site selection to ensure their data centres can meet current and future demands, making this a crucial topic for anyone involved in data centre planning and operations. Importance: The roundtable will explore the strategic importance of selecting the right location for data centres, emphasizing how geographical factors such as climate, energy availability, and connectivity can significantly impact operational efficiency and sustainability.
This roundtable will focus on the intersection of sustainability and advanced technology; the discussion will delve into designing data centres that are both environmentally friendly and capable of supporting AI workloads. Topics will include energy-efficient architectures, cooling solutions, modular designs, and the integration of AI for predictive maintenance and operational optimization. Data centre operators will benefit from understanding how to future-proof their facilities while minimizing environmental impact, ensuring they can support the next generation of technology with reduced carbon footprints.
Overview: Understand how to integrate and support new technologies ensures that data centres remain competitive and capable of meeting future demands.
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