Ever tried searching the term ‘PDU’ in Google?

If you have landed on this blog and were looking for sports awards, corporate awards, and recognition products, you are in the wrong place. Unless, of course, you want to see the Server Technology trophy case, which is quickly being filled by our team of engineers.

On October 14^th-16^th, 2018, Server Technology will be attending the Critical Facilities Summit in Nashville, TN. The summit focuses on educating, networking and discovery for facility professionals. Server Technology’s Director of Engineering, Travis Irons, will be speaking about the new HDOT Cx technology. The award-winning innovative features from HDOT has evolved into the advanced HDOT Cx - one standard PDU to power your entire data center. The High-Density Outlet Technology (HDOT) Cx combines the two most common outlets – IEC C13 and C19 – into a single universal outlet

How to keep up with the need to build out multiple data centers a day? Edge and cloud computing players such as Vapor IO are finding themselves with a daunting task – figuring out how to roll out 40,000 data centers at cell tower locations around North America. Partnering with fast, flexible suppliers offering short lead times and high production capacity is a key enabler for widespread micro/edge data centers as well as building hyperscale data centers.

This year Raritan and Server Technology will be exhibiting together at SpiceWorld 2018 in Austin, TX.  Now that 2 of the leading brands in the datacenter space are under the brand of Legrand, customers have superior choices when it comes to power and control in the datacenter.

Leave it to Dilbert to remind us that the collective human effort known as corporate doesn’t always generate the best ideas when it comes to your data center.  Not to worry: Server Technology’s data center power distribution units, from single phase to three phase PDU(s), always have your best interests in mind.

Server Technology’s Sentry Power Manager is the central place for managing all the intelligent power distribution units in your data center, providing you with critical environmental and power information. With SPM’s open API, this information can be quickly and easily shared with other systems, such as BMS and DCIMs. In short, SPM gives you a single pane of glass view for your entire data center.  
Recently, we delved into some of the reasons for upgrading to Sentry Power Manager 6.0. These included SPM’s ease of configuration, versatile reporting functions, seamless integration and more. This week, we’ll discuss how to do so if you’re running an older version of SPM, namely version 5.4.

Dilbert Lessons for the data center is a five part series. Check back for more!