HP BladeSystem Family - Critical Facilities Round Table
HP BladeSystem Family - Critical Facilities Round Table
HP BladeSystem Family - Critical Facilities Round Table
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Customers are over-provisioning cooling<br />
capacity<br />
<strong>HP</strong>’s Holistic approach bridges the gap between facilities and IT<br />
• Cooling represents upwards of<br />
60-70% of data center power<br />
spend<br />
• Approximately 85% of the world’s<br />
data centers are overprovisioned<br />
by more than double<br />
Servers and<br />
Storage<br />
AC Power<br />
Conversion<br />
Cooling<br />
•IT industry focuses on server and storage efficiency<br />
•<strong>Facilities</strong> industry focuses on actuator/generator efficiency<br />
•<strong>HP</strong> focuses on the ensemble of IT + facilities together<br />
•US$10B data center cooling spend in 2005<br />
Sources: Preliminary assessment from Uptime Institute; IDC Data Center of the<br />
Future US Server Power Spend for 2005 as a baseline ($6bn); applied a cooling<br />
factor of 1; applied a 0.6 multiplier to US data for WW amount; Belady, C., Malone,<br />
C., “Data Center Power Projection to 2014”, 2006 ITHERM, San Diego, CA (June<br />
2006)
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