1. Microsoft’s Timmons: ‘Challenge Everything’

    Data Center Knowledge (Mar 3 2010) Power and Cooling

    1. Microsoft’s Timmons: ‘Challenge Everything’ The building blocks for Microsoft’s data center of the future can be assembled in four days, by one person. The two data center containers, known as IT PACs (short for pre-assembled components) proof of concept, are built entirely from aluminum. The first two proof of concept units use residential garden hoses for their water hookups. “Challenge everything you know about a traditional data center,” said Kevin Timmons, who heads Microsoft’s Global Foundation Services, in describing the company’s approach to building new data centers. “From the walls to the roof to where it needs to be built, challenge everything.” (Read Full Article)

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