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Data Center Dynamics In Washington DC - April 21st

Server Technology will be exhibiting as part of the Data Center Dynamics show on April 21st in Washington DC.

This is the 3rd annual event for DCD in Washington. The conference programme intends to address a variety of data center issues including:

  • Updates on regulations, codes, standards, metrics and accreditation from the US EPA, US Environmental Agency, ASHREA and The Green Grid.
  • Case Studies on Data Center design and construction
  • Data Center information on automating processes and achieving "real time infrastructure"
  • And new views regarding how the latest evolutions in data center technology will effect design and operation.

Register for the Washington DC Data Center Dynamics Show or check out the other shows that Server Technology will be exhibiting at.

Calvin on April 16, 2009 in Current Blog, Server Tech Trade Shows |

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