Microsoft's Christian Belady says time to move on, PUE was the past, Time to optimize the Whole - greenm3.com -Green Data Center News

Microsoft's Christian Belady says time to move on, PUE was the past, Time to optimize the Whole

greenm3.com Jun 11 2010

Matt Stansberry has an interview with Christian to discuss what is next. And starts with discussing PUE. Your data center efficiency metric PUE has been public for about four years. What do you think of adoption at this point? Christian Belady: I think it's pretty good. If you talk to anyone running a major data center operation, they're using PUE. There are perceived issues with it, comments about people cheating on PUE reporting. But who cares?
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