INTELLIGENT DATA CENTER

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INTELLIGENT DATA CENTER - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240256023 titled 'INTELLIGENT DATA CENTER

The abstract describes a data center that includes a data center enclosure designed for a specific power supply, as well as multiple independent coolable clusters of data center racks within the enclosure. Each cluster has an adjustable actual power demand that can be above, below, or equal to the ostensible power demand.

The data center includes a data center enclosure designed for a specific power supply.
Within the enclosure are multiple independent coolable clusters of data center racks.
Each cluster has an adjustable actual power demand that can be above, below, or equal to the ostensible power demand.
The clusters are designed to be coolable independently.
The number of clusters is at least two.

Potential Applications: - This technology could be used in large-scale data centers to optimize power usage and cooling efficiency. - It may be beneficial for companies looking to reduce energy costs and improve overall performance in their data centers.

Problems Solved: - Helps address the challenge of managing power consumption and cooling in data centers. - Provides a solution for optimizing energy usage and reducing operational costs.

Benefits: - Improved energy efficiency and cost savings. - Enhanced performance and reliability of data center operations. - Flexibility in adjusting power demands based on specific needs.

Commercial Applications: Title: Energy-Efficient Data Center Technology for Improved Performance This technology could be valuable for data center operators, cloud service providers, and large enterprises looking to enhance the efficiency and reliability of their data center operations. It could also be attractive to companies focused on sustainability and reducing their carbon footprint.

Questions about the Technology: 1. How does this technology compare to traditional data center cooling and power management systems? 2. What are the potential cost savings for companies implementing this technology?

Original Abstract Submitted

provided, in one aspect, is a data center. the data center, in this aspect, includes a data center enclosure, the data center enclosure designed for a given supply of power (p). the data center, according to this aspect, further includes n independent coolable clusters of data center racks located within the data center enclosure, wherein n is at least two, and further wherein the n independent coolable clusters each have an ostensible power demand (p) approximately equal to p/n, and each of the n independent coolable clusters has a respective actual power demand (p) adjustable at, above or below the ostensible power demand (p).