Jon Barker, CPI Technical Support Manager, Europe

Jon Barker of Chatsworth Products (CPI) looks at the impact artificial intelligence (AI) is having on rack densities in data centres.

Tom Cabral, CPI Field Application Engineer

Tom Cabral of Chatsworth Products (CPI) takes a look at the impact of cable management on containment solutions.

Michael Moore, CPI Sr. Product Manager - Open Architecture Systems

Michael Moore of Chatsworth Products (CPI) examines the role of next generation vertical cable management solutions for digital transformation.

Ashish Moondra, CPI Sr. Product Manager Power, Electronics & Software

Data centers worldwide have come under a magnifying glass for their energy consumption and ability to achieve increasingly aggressive sustainability goals. Now, pending regulations place additional pressure on data centers, making these initiatives even more urgent. 

Sam Rodriguez of Chatsworth Products (CPI)

It’s ironic the degree to which the present and future of our ongoing digital transformation is reliant on the once humble equipment rack. But without an efficient, adaptable, workhorse cabinet system the performance, scalability and longevity of IT systems both large and small can be compromised.

Bree Murphy, RCDD Global Technical Training, Applications Engineer Oberon, a division of Chatsworth Products (CPI)

Gone are the days of chalk boards, textbooks and notebooks. Digitization and unwavering connectivity requirements in schools continue to evolve. They must adapt to a variety of new technology platforms both indoor and outdoor. 

By: Paul Gillin, Contributing Editor Data Center Frontier

The growing demand for high-density servers to support high-performance computing, artificial intelligence, and data analytics workloads at a massive scale is challenging conventional approaches to data center cooling.

Ashish Moondra, CPI Sr. Product Manager Power, Electronics & Software

In the quest for improved energy efficenvy  and sustainabilily, data centres are increasily focusing on intelligenly technologies to monitor, manage and predict power usage. The integration of intelligent power distribution units (PDUs), long-lasting uninterruptible power supply (UPS) battery back-up and robust data centre infrastructure management (DCIM) software offers a holistic that  minimises downtime, aids in budget foecasting and ensures the availability of skilled personnel.

Voices of the Industry

Chatsworth Products’ Ashish Moondra explains how data centers can use their raw power usage data to predict the future.

Bree Murphy, RCDD & Patti Fisher, RCDD, DCDC, OSP, RTPM, WD

In a feature article co-authored with Patti Fisher, RCDD, DCDC, OSP, RTPM, WD for ICT Today, Oberon's Bree Murphy helps reveal how and why planning for a robust infrastructure now will support future generations of wireless means, especially considering how new technologies can improve performance capabilities, update the cabling infrastructure, and modernize wireless access point (AP) installation methods.