December 18, 2007 — (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Data center operator Digital Realty Trust (digitalrealtytrust.com) announced on Monday it will host a group of upcoming seminars that will provide data center professionals with practical information about best practices for data center cooling.
The seminars will feature three of the industry’s most respected experts in data center operations and efficiency. These speakers include Robert “Dr. Bob” F. Sullivan, PhD., the Uptime Institute’s data center cooling expert who originated the concept of hot-aisle-cold-aisle data center design, Dr. Amir Radmehr, an extensively published data center cooling expert from Innovative Research and Jim Smith, VP of engineering at Digital Realty Trust and expert in efficient data center operations and green data center design.
The two-day seminars will be held in five cities in the United States and Europe during first and second quarters of 2008, starting with Dallas, Texas on January 29 to 30, San Francisco, California from February 26 to 27, Dublin, Ireland on April 16 to 17, New York City on May 21 to 22 and Chicago, Illinois from June 18 to 19.
“Each seminar will contain a tremendous amount of practical information,” says Jim Smith. “In this fast-paced program, attendees will learn about optimizing data center cooling, giving them critical information and best practices to immediately improve operations and save money. We are very proud to have ‘Dr. Bob’ and Dr. Radmehr on the program. Dr. Bob’s portion of the seminar will provide attendees with valuable guidance for high density cooling. Dr. Radmehr and I will focus our joint presentation on how to use airflow modeling to optimize data center design. We are very pleased to be able to offer this class in data center cooling to our customers.”
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