Rack PDU Blog

Rack power distribution is a critical aspect of data center operations, and data center professionals must ensure optimal power quality and monitoring to prevent downtime and improve efficiency. The new Server Technology PRO4X Rack PDU is a revolutionary product designed to meet the most pressing challenges data center professionals face through its advanced intelligence and rack-based power quality monitoring capabilities. With the PRO4X, data center professionals can gain unprecedented insights into capacity planning, infrastructure scaling, troubleshooting, and efficiency improvements at the cabinet level.

The all-new Server Technology PRO4X Rack PDU is a revolutionary product designed to meet modern data centers' evolving rack power needs. As data center professionals continue to look for ways to optimize rack power usage, improve efficiency, and prevent downtime, the PRO4X Intelligent PDU stands out as an ideal solution that delivers the most density, flexibility, efficiency, and reliability in one rack PDU platform.

Are you ready to revolutionize your data center experience? We sure are! The Legrand team is thrilled to announce that we're heading to AFCOM Data Center World, May 8-11 , to give attendees a first look at our two new intelligent rack PDU designs from our brands, Raritan and Server ...

Server Technology's new intelligent rack power distribution unit employs groundbreaking, innovative technology to enhance visibility.

When monitoring power usage at data centers, more than surface-level observation is required. The crucial aspect is to monitor what's happening at the outlet level. Relying solely on rack power distribution units that offer a basic overview of electricity consumption puts too much at risk...

Improve your data center's efficiency and profitability by solving its power quality monitoring issue. Don't wait until it's too late to save time and money. Data center downtime is costly, with expenses running into hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars. As per the Uptime Institute , power-related issues ...

Renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power are becoming increasingly important as the world seeks to reduce its carbon footprint. Data centers, which are energy-intensive facilities that house and manage servers and other technology, can also benefit from using renewable energy.

Quantum computing is different from today’s conventional computers. Modern computers rely on strings of 1’s and 0’s to represent information and perform Boolean logic functions or perform arithmetic operations. The realm of the quantum computer is different ...

What goes up must come down. While rack and cabinet computer densities are increasing in the data center space, so are the temperatures. At the heart of rising rack densities are newer generations of central processing units (CPUs) and graphics processing units (GPUs) that generate higher thermal power densities in ...

In this blog, we explore the recent migration of all things data center to Texas and, specifically, to Austin where the motto is “Keep Austin Weird.”