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March 2020

Ten ways to drive up data center efficiency

Data centers are under constant pressure to pack higher processing power into a smaller space, but high-density computing environments can be a huge drain on operating budgets with rising energy demand and power costs. This paper discusses how to make modern data centers more energy efficient by optimizing and realizing true IT and OT efficiency.

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Op. Ed. ABB's predictions for key data centre trends in 2020

As we head into a new decade what will the future hold for data centers? With the 2020s set to be the "decade of data," ABB's global head of data center technology outlines the top five trends to look out for in 2020 and beyond.

Blog: Direct current in the data center: are we there yet?

Data centers are under increasing pressure to reduce the environmental impact of their operations. DC could be a viable option.

Driving improvements for efficient data center cooling

Variable frequency drives (VFDs) control speeds of electric motors used in cooling applications so that they use the precise amount of energy required to produce the airflow at any given time. They also offer increased energy efficiency, reliability, operability, and sustainability.

Breaking down the data center hierarchy

The data center industry is experiencing unprecedented growth. The increased demand for data will require even greater energy management and operational efficiencies for data centers of the future.

A portfolio tailored to help you #PowerBetter

Following the acquisition of GE Industrial Solutions, ABB boasts the most comprehensive one-line package available today, with a fully integrated source to socket portfolio. ABB is proud to deliver the latest in safe, smart, and sustainable electrification, enabling data centers everywhere to #PowerBetter.

Electrical distribution control:

Cloud-computing to better monitor, optimize, predict and control.

IEC and ANSI MV switchgear:

Learn key similarities and differences.

Transformers with Transient Voltage Protection:

Eliminate potential failure during network switching operations.

APM Edge:

Enhance the functionality of digital transformers.