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Hyper Efficient Data Centres

–Key Ingredient: Intelligence

Ian Davis, Commscope

CommScope CSC -FUNETPrefabricated Modular SolutionsThe Weather factorThe Outcome

>30MANUFACTURING

FACILITIES

$5.3B LTM

6/30/15 SALES

GLOBAL LEADERIN

INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS

FOR COMMUNICATION

S NETWORKS

~9800PATENTS AND

PENDING APPLICATIONS

>$200MIN ANNUAL R&D

~25,000EMPLOYEES

CSC maintains and develops the state-owned centralized IT infrastructure and uses it to provide nationwide IT services for research, libraries, archives, museums and culture as well as information, education and research management.

CSC has the task of promoting the operational framework of Finnish research, education, culture and administration. As a non-profit, government organization, it is our duty to foster exemplary transparency, honesty and responsibility.

History - CSC Datacentres

HPC, HTCHigh CapacityMed to high redundancyIAAS / DR -siteGrowth pathHighly efficient

Digital PreservationHosting for Helsinki metropolitan customersMedium capacityHigh redundancyHigh securityIAAS

Former paper mill site, now a thriving business park.

Heavy duty power grid operated by the landlord.

Brownfield /greenfield opportunities.

Good logistics & services Local industrial/building

competences.

The Site: Kajaani

Plug & Play.

10 fully loaded trucks. Physical assembly, power

connections, functionality and blackout tests, load tests with heat banks, air tightness for fire suppression systems tested etc.

From arrival to handover in two weeks.

1st installation was fast, 2nd was even faster

Why Modular

Challenges with Brick-and-Mortar

CAPACITYWhat does the business need – and where?

COST CapEx and OpEx

CALENDAR 2-5 years

Benefits of Modular

CAPACITY Right-sized from Day One – expand how YOU want

COST Lower CapEx as well as lower PUE and OpEx

CALENDAR 14-20 weeks

» Lower CAPEX

» Closer Alignment of CAPEX and Income

» Lower OPEX

» Time to Deploy

» Real White Space

» Lower Architect, Mechanical, Electrical Consultant costs

» Build What, Where and When required only

» Flexibility, Modules to Suit Requirements, (Density, Tier, Environmental etc.)

» Mobility, Move as Network Evolves

Modular Designed Purpose-Built Data Centres

CAPEX Saving

$

OPEX Savings

SmartAir™ Intelligent Cooling• Close-Coupled Cooling• Adaptable• Automated• Average pPUE as low as

1.03-1.06 • Lowest Possible

Facility PUE

Cooling Efficiency

Multiple Cooling Options1. Direct Outside Air with

Evaporative (Adiabatic)

2. Direct Outside Air with Evaporative + Chilled Water

3. Direct Outside Air with Evaporative + DX

4. Standalone Chilled Water cooling

5. Standalone DX Cooling

Cooling Efficiency

StructuralIntegrity

EnvironmentalLoad

DeploymentMaintenance

Space

Choice of 5 units:1-rack, 4-rack,

10-rack, 20-rack,30-rack

Plus: adjoining Vestibule white space

Power

Choice of 1 to 35kW per Rack, AC and

DC Power

Efficiency GreenCapExOpEx

Flexible Configuration

Scalable IntelligentManagement

UptimeTIER

TimescalesCapacity

Controls

ManageControlAlarm

OperateiTRACS DCIM

preconfigurable

Choice ofFree Air,

Evaporative,DX, Chilled Water,

or combination

Cooling

Design Freedom

Site Layout – Example

Site Layout – Example

True Collocation Hallway, Ample room for Rack and Pallet Movement,Doors on IT Rooms and Electrical Panels Not ShownCustomizable Room for Technician Benches, Patch Panels (MDF/IDF), UPS

ASHRAE

Class Recommended Working temperatures

Allowable Working Temperatures Relative Humidity

A12004: 20 to 25 °C2008: 18 to 27 °C

2011: 18 to 27 °C15 to 32 °C

2004: 40 to 55 %Hr2008: max 60 %Hr2011: 8 to 80 %Hr

A2 Idem 10 to 35 °C 2008: 20 to 80 %Hr2011: 8 to 80 %Hr

A3 Idem 5 to 40 °C 8 to 85 %Hr

A4 Idem 5 to 45 °C 8 to 90 %Hr

ProductCold Aisle Temp

Cold Aisle RH

CommScope LxS-16016 QAM Chassis(~ A4) 0C – 45C 5% - 95%

Cisco 9000 Nexus Switch(~ A3)

0C – 40C 5% - 95%

IBM Lenovo BladeCenter H Server(~ A2) 10C – 35C 8% - 80%

EMC VNX Storage (~ RE/A2, A3)

18C – 27C (10C – 35C permitted, 5C – 40C if

<10% annual)

5.5C DP - 60% RH & 15C DP(20% - 80% permitted, 8% - 85% if

<10% annual)

Technical Performance > Internal Cold Aisle

Recommended

Accepted

Permitted

Briefly

Using Weather To Our Advantage

Understanding Weather – Maximize Efficiency

Internal Conditions

Reaction

Out of Envelope

pPUE Calcs

Water Usage

ElectricalUtilization

Reaction

ASHRAE A2 (Annual)pPUE 1.082Water 262 m3/yearChiller hours 1

ASHRAE Recommended (Annual)

pPUE 1.089Water 4,067 m3/yearChiller hours 118

ASHRAE A1 (Annual)pPUE 1.084Water 523 m3/yearChiller hours 38

Weather Analysis Kijaani

Actual Results Jan –Dec 2015Set-point: 17-25oC, 20-80% RH

pPUE 1.038Water 146 m3/yearChiller hours N/A

Welcome to the Connected and Efficient Data Center

Data Center on Demand™

iTRACS® Data Center Infrastructure Management

imVision® Intelligent Infrastructure Solutions

P O W E R I N G Y O U R F U T U R E

CommScope Fiber Infrastructure

CommScope Copper Infrastructure

• Fibre Guide• Osmium• MPO/MRJ21

CSC Kajaani : CommScope in Action

12 week Delivery

1.038 PUE (year to date)

0.018 WUE (ltr./kWh)

Second DCU20 installation at Kajaani

Summary

Major Challenges• How much space will be require?• When will we require it?• What density will we require?• What resilience will we require?• Will I be able to move some applications to the Cloud?• How can I demonstrate reduction in Carbon emission ?• Energy loads/costs rising.• Headache.

Solution: Build efficient units only what is required, when it is required and where it is required.

=MODULAR

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