Editorial

• How to Make the Right Thermal Management Decision for Your Next Computer Rack

  Thermal management at the rack level has growing importance. A recent study my IMS shows that rack level cooling will grow twice as fast as overall data center cooling. The reason? Hot spots in the data center. Learn how to make the right choices, especially thermal, in your next computer rack. details>>

• Do not forget RF & Digital Electronic Assemblies in Your Thermal Managment Strategy

  We were delighted to see an article in PCB007 regarding thermal management off RF & Digital Electronic Assemblies Using Optimized Materials & PCB Designs. This article does a good job of explaining the why and how for applying thermal management to these devices and assemblies details>>

• HP technology helps satisfy need of data centers for rack level cooling

  HP "Sea of Sensor" technology allows for dynamic measurement of temperature and adjustment of cooling at the server level. coolingZONE sees this as one of the new answers to technology at the rack level to help manage data center, and therefore cloud computing, cooling. details>>

• Googles Belgium Data Center Cooling Pushes Limits of Ambient AIr for Thermal Management

  Googles Belgium Data Center pushes the limits on using ambient air, up and beyond 95 degree F, to cool their data center. It gets too hot for humans but the servers seem to tolerate the heat. Are they trading cost of cooling for risk of downtime? Does that matter for Google? details>>

• Trends and Challenges in Thermal Management Field 2012, George Meyer, COO and CTO, Celsia Technologies

  Trends and Challenges in Thermal Management Field 2012, George Meyer, COO and CTO, Celsia Technologies details>>

• 2011 coolingZONE Summit Preview: Interview with Norbert Engelberts

  As the Summit fast approaches, we will be posting a series of interviews with the speakers that will be presenting at the 2011 coolingZONE conference. We sat down with Norbert Engelberts and discussed LED cooling solutions, why it is so important, and what he hopes attendees will take away from his presentation details>>