Data center densities are rising. HPC and AI are being implemented. CPUs are being swapped for GPUs. Owners don’t know how to design a data center without knowing how fast rack densities will increase.
Many data center owners do not fully evaluate the risk of lithium-ion battery deployments.
Smart buildings are revolutionizing the way we live, work, and play, and they are quickly becoming the standard in modern real estate. By incorporating cutting-edge technology and advanced automation, smart buildings offer a wide range of advantages that can enhance the value and appeal of your multifamily properties.
As water scarcity issues become increasingly evident, the industry must reimagine how air-cooled technologies can effectively maintain cooling setpoints and meet and exceed energy efficiency goals and requirements.
Teams are rapidly adding value engineering to the development process to prioritize investments in building infrastructure, building technologies, and whatnot to ignore to compete for high-value, long-term tenants.
Location, power, cooling, monitoring, and other options
ML/AI, infrastructure, talent driving demands, upgrades
Demands are increasing, compete with scale
Don't ignore cooling when making upgrades
Gathering insights and trends in higher education
Check with your vendors before implementation
Significant change for H1
Don't skimp when it comes to data center planning
Learn how to successfully leverage technology
Actual spend exceeding 100% or more
Transparency of building activities and status is key
For buildings, it starts in the design process
An LEDG Industry Brief
The design framework needs to change
Personalization, flexibility, feedback, and reporting
Approach in five streams
80% of IT Environments are Running in Enterprise Data Centers
Preparing for another coronavirus outbreak
Adapting its facilities an grounds with a focus on prioritized risks
No one demonstrates value of the occupant experience better
Personalization in the built environment
Focus on cellular and WiFi connectivity
Don’t forget the integration of technology, systems, and infrastructure
Put linear thinking aside in order to truly integrate the built environment
What to expect for available data and how to use it
There are differences you need to know
It’s critical to have computing and processing close to the user
Data center densities are rising. HPC and AI are being implemented. CPUs are being swapped for GPUs. Owners don’t know how to design a data center without knowing how fast rack densities will increase.
Many data center owners do not fully evaluate the risk of lithium-ion battery deployments.
Smart buildings are revolutionizing the way we live, work, and play, and they are quickly becoming the standard in modern real estate. By incorporating cutting-edge technology and advanced automation, smart buildings offer a wide range of advantages that can enhance the value and appeal of your multifamily properties.
As water scarcity issues become increasingly evident, the industry must reimagine how air-cooled technologies can effectively maintain cooling setpoints and meet and exceed energy efficiency goals and requirements.
Teams are rapidly adding value engineering to the development process to prioritize investments in building infrastructure, building technologies, and whatnot to ignore to compete for high-value, long-term tenants.
Location, power, cooling, monitoring, and other options
ML/AI, infrastructure, talent driving demands, upgrades
Demands are increasing, compete with scale
Don't ignore cooling when making upgrades
Gathering insights and trends in higher education
Check with your vendors before implementation
Significant change for H1
Don't skimp when it comes to data center planning
Learn how to successfully leverage technology
Actual spend exceeding 100% or more
Transparency of building activities and status is key
For buildings, it starts in the design process
An LEDG Industry Brief
The design framework needs to change
Personalization, flexibility, feedback, and reporting
Approach in five streams
80% of IT Environments are Running in Enterprise Data Centers
Preparing for another coronavirus outbreak
Adapting its facilities an grounds with a focus on prioritized risks
No one demonstrates value of the occupant experience better
Personalization in the built environment
Focus on cellular and WiFi connectivity