Data center power sizing calculator

White paper 3 presents methods for calculating power and cooling requirements and provides guidelines for determining the total electrical power capacity needed to support the data center, including IT equipment, cooling equipment, lighting, and power backup.

White paper 158 explains how to assess the data center efficiency (PUE) including what power consumptions to consider for each category (IT loads, physical infrastructure loads) in a standardized methodology.

White paper 110 explains relevant attributes and trends of AI workloads, and describes the resulting data center challenges, providing guidance to address these challenges for each physical infrastructure category including power, cooling, racks, and software management.

AI servers require special accelerators that handle high data rates needed for AI model training and inference. These specialized servers enable new services and interactions that increase value to many businesses yet bring new challenges into the data center ecosystem.

These interactive web-based calculators allow you to experiment with “what if” scenarios so you can estimate the impact on cost, reliability, electrical efficiency, carbon footprint, etc. They let you weigh your options, side by side, to make educated decisions based on real science, quickly and easily.

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Innovative IT and data center solutions that bring together power, cooling, management, and security to support IT deployments in all environments.

Every data center project has its own unique requirements. Documented and validated reference designs facilitate discussions in the early planning phase and are a great starting point for detailed design work.

Explore critical power solutions for various applications in commercial and industrial environments.