Peter Panfil

Oct 28, 2024 | datacenterdynamics.com | Michael O’keeffe |Peter Panfil

Data center operators and professionals face the monumental task of adapting their systems to keep pace with rapid AI-driven architecture advancements. With AI workloads driving conversations and changes, becoming the primary catalyst for expanding IT load capacity, energy consumption, and heat generation. The push for infrastructure growth and the need to understand the burgeoning demands are critical for staying competitive.

Oct 15, 2024 | datacenterdynamics.com | Farah Johnson-May |Peter Panfil |Simon Brady

In the final installment of the Vertiv Edge Computing Innovation Day, DCD’s Alex Dickins sits down with three experts from Vertiv to discuss the realistic roadmap for distributed computing. Joining Alex is Greg Ratcliff, chief innovation officer; Greg Busch, advanced product development engineer for liquid cooling; and Anton Chuchkov, product manager for IT solutions. The Edge up until nowThe concept of Edge computing is ever-evolving, and rapidly.

Sep 14, 2024 | datacenterdynamics.com | Peter Panfil

As AI workloads pivot to the network edge, the need for enhanced visibility at these remote data center sites has become increasingly apparent. Recognizing this, Vertiv, a leading provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, has introduced Vertiv Environet Connect, a cloud-connected and web-based fleet management and monitoring solution.

Jul 30, 2024 | datacenterdynamics.com | Peter Panfil

High-performance computing (HPC) workloads are on an upward trajectory and show no signs of slowing down anytime soon. Bloomberg reports that generative AI is poised to be a , while GPU improvements have grown by a thousand times in IT performance in just 10 years, with developments rapidly outpacing previous releases in shorter periods in between. As workloads rise, data center operators also experience challenges from increased power fluctuations due to the spike in energy demand.

Jul 30, 2024 | datacenterdynamics.com | Chris Merriman |Peter Panfil

Not a day goes by without further evidence that the world’s power infrastructure is under severe strain. While the storm of uneven AI workloads grabs much of the attention, it has simply compounded an inconvenient truth – we need more data, which means more data centers, which require more power.