Data Centre World London 2020 (11-12 March)
ExCel, London. Where the Data Centre Community Congregates
As we celebrate a new decade, DCW London also celebrates a decade providing a forum for data centre professionals to meet, exchange wisdom and witness the latest infrastructure solutions. This March, 11th and 12th, is no different and Vertiv’s excited to be showing our new-to-market product portfolio from highly advanced compressor chillers to rapidly deployable modular data centres and our standardised globally available rack which will be fully populated with the latest rackmount UPS technology, Geist PDUs and Avocent monitoring and controls.
Start 2020 with refreshed data centre infrastructure, get advice from our IT experts at DCW by booking a meeting
Speakers
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Gabriel Bonilha Energy Efficiency: a Billion-Dollar Opportunity for Digital Infrastructure Operators |
Alex Brew Chill the **** out! Meeting thermal efficiency targets and keeping up with the latest technologies **** = hall |
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Piotr Kowalski Fast but not loose: Will Uptime certified Tier-Ready Prefab Data Centers change the deployment game? |
Peter Lambrecht The new data center arms race: What's coming, how to prepare |
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Luca Beltramino |
What’s trending in the #datacentre?
Vertiv experts have identified 5 emerging trends facing the data centre industry in 2020. We go into detail on these trends in our latest release. Our CEO, Rob Johnson summarises the 2020 trends by saying “a new equilibrium is emerging in the data centre space as the industry wrestles with capacity challenges and advanced applications that are forcing significant changes to data centres of all shapes and sizes.” Read the full article here and tell us at DCW London if you agree or disagree with our forecasts, we’re waiting for you at stand D720!
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