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Group seeks advances in data center design
Computerworld (Mar 22 2010)
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A new industry group plans to apply open-source principles to the design and construction of data centers in order to accelerate the use of new, greener approaches.
The Open Source Data Center Initiative, announced this month, will act as a repository and testbed for mechanical and engineering advances in data center design, which it hopes will be submitted by small engineering firms, graduate students doing research with federal grant money and others.
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