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What is the Cost of a Rack Unit?

The Cost of a Rack Unit of Data Center Infrastructure Space is More than You Think! ONE THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS! Pretty specific huh? Well, let me go through the process to get there... Read More

Published March 3, 2015, 

by Mike Schmitt

What is the Cost of a Rack Unit?

Amazon Cloud Outages – How DCIM Can Help

In light of the Amazon Cloud outages last month, one instantly has to think about what Amazon, or really any cloud provider should be considering to mitigate such risks. In general, cloud service providers tend... Read More

Published July 16, 2012, 

by Mike Schmitt

Amazon Cloud Outages – How DCIM Can Help

Measuring Power Consumption in the Data Center

by Derek Schwartz and Daniel Skutelsky “How do I know how much power my equipment is consuming? Is there a way to provide that information so that my projects can be approved by management and... Read More

Published May 6, 2011, 

by Mike Schmitt

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Carrier Announces Agreement to Acquire Nlyte Software

Carrier Corporation recently announced that they have entered an agreement to acquire Nlyte Software.  This is not only a great milestone for Nlyte and our customers, but it signals a new expansion period for our…

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BMS & DCIM Integration: How It Works & Benefits

Both Building Management Systems (BMS) and Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) are familiar to those who manage and work within data centers. However, their interrelation isn’t always simple. For a variety of reasons, BMS isn’t…

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6 Data Center Design Best Practices

At Nlyte, we talk to quite a few infrastructure managers – at small to hyperscale organizations.  What we find consistently is that in order to design, create and maintain a highly efficient data center, organizations…

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How Data Centers Can Manage the Increase of Remote Workers

One week, data center management functioned as normal. The usual processes, tasks, routine checks, and personnel operations ran smoothly as established. Then, change began. Words like “pandemic,” “stay at home,” “shelter in place,” and “social…

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