Optimizing Data Center Efficiency, Availability, and Planning with Predictive Power Modeling
ICT Today — October/November/December 2023 (Vol. 44, No. 4) · p. 22
Data centers account for a significant percentage of the world’s energy consumption and are now facing pending regulations that make sustainability initiatives increasingly important. Simultaneously, power consumption in the data center is increasing due to heightened demand for more digital services and technology advancements that generate more data and require more power. Thus, the industry will see predictive power modeling combined with other emerging technologies to improve efficiency and availability.
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