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Home > Products > Enterprise Servers and Data Centers: Opportunities for Energy Savings Virtual Conference Site
Enterprise Servers and Data Centers: Opportunities for Energy Savings Virtual Conference Site
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- SearchDataCenter.com on February 7, 2006.
- SearchDataCenter.com on February 2, 2006.
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- Power Electronics
On-Site Conference Materials
Agenda 
(1.84MB)
Keynote Presentations
- Defining the Landscape: Trends and Forecasts for the Enterprise Server Market and Data Centers (383KB)
Speaker: Vernon Turner, Group Vice President and General Manager of Enterprise Computing, IDC - Impacts and Importance of Energy Efficiency: Industry Viewpoint (568KB)
Speaker: Greg Papadopoulos, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Sun Microsystems - Understanding the Impacts and Savings Potential for More Efficient Enterprise Servers and Data Centers (302KB)
Speaker: Bob Sullivan, Senior Consultant, The Uptime Institute - Maximizing Data Center Efficiencies Through Microprocessor Solutions (700KB)
Speaker: Ben Williams, Vice President, Commercial Business Microprocessor Solutions, AMD
Case Study Presentations
- Power Efficiency Trends for HP's High End Computer (254KB)
Christian L. Belady, P.E, Hewlett-Packard - Advances in Chip Technology to Address Energy Use (284KB)
Peter Bannon, Vice President of Architecture, P.A. Semi - Design/Selection of Energy Efficiency Features for Expansion to Existing Data Centers (123KB)
Mukesh Khattar, Ph.D, PE, Energy Director, Oracle - From UPS to Silicon: an end-to-end evaluation of Data Center Efficiency (853KB)
Michael K. Patterson, Ph.D, PE, Senior Thermal Architect, Intel, Annabelle Pratt, Ph.D, Senior Power Architect, Intel, and Pavan Kumar, Ph.D, Intel - Advanced Power Conversion Concepts and Solutions by Power-One Corporation (2.73KB)
Mahesh Thaker and Mikhail Guz, Power-One
Day 2 Presentations
- Introduction to ENERGY STAR for Commercial Properties (2.85)
Stuart Brodsky, US EPA, ENERGY STAR - Relationship Between Equipment Reliability and Energy Efficiency in Data Center Operation (1.00MB)
Magnus K. Herrlin, Ph.D., Principal, ANCIS, Incorporated - HVAC and Control System Design for Improved Energy Performance in Data Centers (456KB)
Mark Hydeman, PE, Principal at Taylor Engineering, LLC - Whole Building Energy Performance Rating: ENERGY STAR Approach to Building Benchmark Development (63KB)
Alexandra Sullivan, US EPA ENERGY STAR
- Sponsor Company Bios (130KB)
- Speaker Bios (74KB)
- Case Study Presenters Bios (58KB)
- Customer Panel Bios (67KB)
- Hindrances Document (60KB)
- Registration List (1.24MB)
