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- green computing - Green computing is the use of computers and rel...
- green data center - A green data center is a repository for the...
- green networking - Green networking is the practice of selecting...
- Green Technology Terms: Glossary - This is a Wha...
- hard drive overwrite - In e-cycling, a hard drive overwriter...
- Heartbeat - Heartbeat is a program that runs specialized scripts automa...
- heating ventilation air conditioning - HVAC ...
- Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning En...
- heating, ventilation, and air conditioning
- hot aisle/cold aisle - Hot aisle/cold aisle is a layout desi...
- hot site and cold site - A hot site is a commercial disast...
- Hot spot/cold spot - A hot spot/cold spot is an undesirable ti...
- HVAC - HVAC stands for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning.
- HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning)
- hybrid cloud hosting - Hybrid cloud hosting allows organizat...
- hyperscale computing - Hyperscale computing is a distributed...
- IcM - Incident management, in information technology, is a process designed t...
- incident management - Incident management, in information tec...
- incident management (IcM) - Incident management, in inf...
- India State Data Centre - India State Data Centre is a pr...
- Intel VT - Intel VT (Virtualization Technology) is the company's hardwar...
- Intel VT (Virtualization Technology) - Intel...
- intelligent power management - Intelligent Power Man...
- intelligent power management (IPM) - Intellige...
- internal cloud - Private cloud (also called internal cloud) is a m...
- IP surveillance - IP surveillance is a digitized and networked ve...
- IPM - Intelligent Power Management (IPM) is a combination of hardware and sof...
- IT automation - IT automation is the linking of disparate systems a...
- IT showback - An IT showback system tracks the data center utilizatio...
- logical network - A logical network is one that appears to the us...
- LUN masking - LUN masking is a further constraint added to zoning, su...
- LUN zoning - LUN zoning is a method of configuring SAN fabric to match...
- managed file transfer - What is managed file transfer (MFT)...
- managed file transfer (MFT) - What is managed file tr...
- mechanical refrigeration - Mechanical refrigeration, oft...
- memory overcommit - Memory overcommit (or overcommitment) is a ...
- memory overcommit (or overcommitment) - Mem...
- MFT - What is managed file transfer (MFT)?Managed file transfer (MFT) is a ty...
- modular datacenter - Sun Microsystems' Modular Datacenter (kno...
- MQSeries - MQSeries is an IBM software family whose components are used ...
- N+1 UPS - N+1, also called parallel redundancy, is a safeguard to ensure ...
- National Data Warehouse of Official Statistics
- National eGovernance Service Delivery Gateway
- National eGovernance Service Delivery Gateway (...
- net-zero energy building - A net-zero energy (NZE) build...
- NetMagic Solutions - NetMagic Solutions is an India-based IT h...
- NSDG - National eGovernance Service Delivery Gateway (NSDG) is a mission mod...
- off the grid - Off the grid is a designation for facilities that pro...
- off-grid data center - An off-grid data center is a facility...
- open compute - The Open Compute Project is an initiative started by ...
- open compute (open compute project) - The Ope...
- open compute project - The Open Compute Project is an initia...
- open data center - An open data center is an IT facility that em...
- overcommitment - Memory overcommit (or overcommitment) is a hyperv...
- PaaS - Platform as a Service (PaaS) is a way to rent hardware, operating sys...
- parent partition - A parent partition is a logical hard drive di...
- PDU - A power distribution unit is a device for controlling electrical power....
- Peltier effect - The Peltier effect is a temperature difference cr...
- phase change cooling - Phase-change cooling, also called vap...
- PHase change Liquid EXchange - ECOphlex (PHase-chang...
- phase-change cooling - Phase-change cooling, also called vap...
- phase-change cooling (vapor cooling) - Phase...
- PHase-change Liquid EXchange - ECOphlex (PHase-chang...
- Platform as a Service - Platform as a Service (PaaS) is a w...
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Platform as a Service...
- power distribution unit - A power distribution unit is a ...
- power distribution unit (PDU) - A power distributio...
- private cloud - Private cloud (also called internal cloud) is a mar...
- private cloud (internal cloud or corporate cloud)
- R3 - Reduce, reuse and recycle (R3) are the three essential components of envi...
- raised floor - A raised floor is a data center construction model in...
- Red Hat Storage (RHS) - Red Hat Storage is a new distribute...
- Reduce reuse recycle - Reduce, reuse and recycle (R3) are th...
- Reduce, reuse, recycle (R3) - Reduce, reuse and recyc...
- reference architecture - A reference architecture is a doc...
- remote data backup - Remote data backup is the process of back...
- remote display protocol - A remote display protocol is a ...
- remote replication - Remote replication is the process of copy...
- RoHS - The Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) Directive is a set of ...
- root partition - A root partition is the isolated area in a Micros...
- Seebeck effect - The Seebeck effect is a phenomenon in which a tem...
- Server Core - Server Core is a bare-bones installation option for com...
- server refresh cycle - The server refresh cycle is the lengt...
- single point of failure - A single point of failure (SPOF...
- single point of failure (SPOF) - A single point of...
- Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Cond...
- softcooling - Softcooling is a software-based method of computer comp...
- softcooling (software cooling) - Softcooling is a ...
- software cooling - Softcooling is a software-based method of com...
- software-defined data center (SDDC) - A softw...
- software-defined storage - Software-defined storage (SDS...
- solid state storage technologies comparison
- SPOF - A single point of failure (SPOF) is a potential risk posed by a flaw ...
- standard temperature and pressure - Standard te...
- standard temperature and pressure (STP)
- Storage Learning Guides - We've gathered a collection of ...
- STP - Standard temperature and pressure, abbreviated STP, refers to nominal c...
- swamp cooling - Evaporative cooling, also known as swamp cooling, i...
- Systems Management: Glossary - This is a glossary of...
- thermoelectric cooling - Thermoelectric cooling is a way t...
- tin whiskers - Tin whiskers are individual crystals of tin that grow...
- UCS - A unified computing system (UCS) is a data center architecture that int...
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