Automation Datacenter Facilities News
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This year again Automation has participated to the Hercules Trophy challenge on June 21st! We already subscribed for next year’s edition!
Automation has participated to the Hercules Trophy
This year again Automation has participated to the Hercules Trophy challenge on June 21st! We already subscribed for next year’s edition!
Rainer Schwemmer – LHCb experiment CERN
Design and Operation of a 3 MW Datacenter based on Prefabricated Modules – CERN’s Reply to the Computing and Storage Challenges related to the Large Hadron Collider’s (LHC) Upgrade Program.
Extension CERN Alice & LHCb-datacenters: 50% delivered
2 experiments (Alice and LHCb) will install 10 SAFE Prefabricated Datacenter Modules to extend their datacenters. The modules are located on top of the experiments (near source) allowing for huge savings on the transfer of data.
SAFE Multi-Unit All-in-One Tier III Ready
On March 12, 2019 Uptime Institute provided the SAFE MUP AiO 200 -KW DX DRUPS design with the TIER III Ready designation. After rigorous review it has satisfactorily proven ready to support Concurrent Maintainability and their readiness to support a TIER III build objective for 200 kilowatts (kW) of IT load.
Moving From a Cave to the Surface
The new data center for CERN’s Large Hadron Collider experiment becomes fully operational (expected toward the end of the year). The current data center sits underground, 300 feet below surface. The new data center is much larger: 32,500-square foot, 3MW and it will sit on the surface and requires a fiber optic connection.
Indirect Evaporative Cooling in SAFE for CERN
The criteria for datacenters and the whole industry become more stringent concerning their economical and ecological impact. Automation’s design focusses more than ever on cooling systems that enable decreasing consumption while being highly efficient. For the...
Find out why CERN choose Automation as preferred partner for Prefabricated Datacenter Modules
At the ISC 2018 conference in Frankfurt last June, Niko Neufeld, Project leader at LHCb, elaborated CERN's reply to the computing and storage challenges related to the Large Hadron Collider’s (LHCb) Upgrade Program and the decision to go for the Prefabricated...
Laatste kans voor de versneller
De zandrekenaar. De column die alle hoeken van de wetenschap verkent. Het is natuurlijk heel mooi wat de LHC, de grote deeltjesversneller van het Europese laboratorium CERN bij Genève, al heeft gepresteerd. Eindelijk het langverwachte higgsboson gevonden, een prima...
Niko Neufeld – LHCb experiment CERN
Niko Neufeld on ISC 2018 Speaking Slot: 27 June 2018 13:20 till 13:40 in booth N-210 CERN’s Reply to the Computing and Storage Challenges related to the Large Hadron Collider’s (LHCb) Upgrade Program: Prefabricated Datacenter Modules by Automation – Where performance...