Schneider Electric stories
2019 could be the breakthrough year for data center management as a service (DMaaS) as cloud providers turn to analytics to boost efficiency and cut costs.
Schneider Electric and Airmaster collaborate on new Building Services Network in Canberra, combining Edge Computing and Smart Building applications.
Data centre are famous for being very noisy, but Schneider Electric's Steven Carlini says liquid cooling infrastructure could change that.
Schneider's Steven Carlini discusses ways to improve data centre cybersecurity that most people don't think of until it's too late.
Schneider Electric's Kim Povlsen debates whether the data centre as we know it today will soon cease to exist.
Schneider Electric's Kim Povlsen believes 2019 will be both a challenging and positive one for the IT industry.
As AI applications push modern data centres to their limits, liquid cooling technologies are experiencing a resurgence to meet processing demands.
The colocation industry has one of the lowest unemployment numbers across industries, making talent acquisition a difficult task.
Schneider's David Gentry believes critical data centre operations share many parallels to a formula 1 race car team.
From IT and telco merging to the renaissance of liquid cooling, here are the company's top predictions for the year ahead.
Schneider Electric launches EcoStruxure IT Expert in Australia, offering vendor-neutral, cloud-based monitoring to simplify IT infrastructure management.
Schneider Electric's Anthony DeSpirito says with data centres being crucial to business profit and loss, CIOs must now be a partner in all strategic decisions.
Schneider's Robert Bunger discusses his key takings from the Open Compute Summit and how Europe is leading the US.
Likely beginning a trend, Christie Spaces is now the first workspace in Australia to offer customers data centre rack space on-site for rent.
While a nuclear submarine may seem like a completely different beast from a data centre, the similarities in how they should be managed are striking and many.
Schneider Electric has launched Uptime Institute-ready prefabricated data centres, aiming to cut Tier certification costs by 50% and speed up deployment.
Green Mountain invests EUR €31.5M in modular pre-fab upgrades at two Norway data centres, doubling capacity with Schneider Electric's cutting-edge solutions.
The law was enforced in May but is still confusing to some colocation providers as to which requirements they must comply with.
Schneider's Kim Povlsen says it's vital to always be learning about and from problems in IT, and DCIM tools are vital to that.
Technology has become incredibly prominent in our lives, making the need for power sources that don't falter a universal requirement.
