Schneider Electric news stories - Page 2

Together the two companies have developed, tested and validated designs that help connect building management systems to an Internet Protocol (IP) network with a secure, scalable and resilient architecture.

The awards recognise partners from across the HPE ecosystem for their performance, customer commitment, growth and innovation, and professional achievements.

The new partnership programme focuses on bolstering industrial edge computing solutions with its partners, and has already resulted in the release of three industrial edge programmes.

As the first public API for the software, it enables IT solution providers and end users to integrate a power and critical infrastructure monitoring platform into their preferred management system.

Schneider Electric and EcoDataCenter have teamed up with the shared goal of advancing sustainability and eco-friendly practices in the data centre world.

Schneider Electric will provide Tier-3-designed, standardised, pre-assembled and fully integrated data centre modules, designed to boost Leading Edge’s presence in six sites across New South Wales.

The new services are designed to ensure coverage at unmanned sites and provide savings over the lifecycle of the infrastructure.

AVEVA’s Unified Operations Centre scalable industrial software offering will be combined with Schneider Electric’s EcoStruxure for Data Centres, the control and monitoring capabilities used for visibility to everyday operations.

EcoDataCenter’s Sweden colocation facility will lead the way in offering chassis-level immersion cooling technology for customer’s hosted IT loads.

“Simply put, our new vendor-neutral, rack mounted cooling solution is right-sized for edge micro data centres and provides the right answer for cooling today's critical edge technology."

Schneider Electric has welcomed a new person to the team to help Australian partners to accelerate the adoption of edge solutions and support end customers looking to implement complex edge solutions.

The integration supports the growing challenges associated with edge computing, such as greater numbers of distributed systems deployed in environments not optimised for IT.

Schneider Electric has struck a deal with Scale Computing to deliver the Scale Computing HC3 Edge for retail solution in Schneider Electric’s EcoStruxure Micro Data Centers.

The solution offers enterprise-scale hybrid cloud capabilities to help businesses transform their data centers and empower them to drive efficiencies while reducing operating costs.

Schneider Electric, Avnet and Iceotope are teaming up to jointly develop new liquid cooling solutions for data centers.

Schneider Electric has introduced new EcoStruxure Data Center Solutions at this year’s Innovation Summit in Barcelona, as part of the company’s aim to simplify and align its data center solutions.

Schneider Electric’s TradeOff Tool delivers detailed cost and energy advantages of lithium-ion cells versus VRLA batteries.

Data center operators and users now have access to a new tool that provides cost analysis for different types of IT infrastructure deployment.

Pod frame architectures and liquid cooling can greatly improve the efficiency of hybrid IT applications.

"We believe that digitisation of data centre operations will result in reduced risk of human error, improved efficiency, cost savings, and increased transparency in the data centres we operate around the globe for our customers."

Some operators struggle to manage the heat profile introduced by new servers in the data center, so Schneider Electric developed the solution to allow fewer units to provide the same amount of cooling capacity.

"Schneider Electric is delighted to have won an accolade that recognizes the company for innovation within the data center space."

The edge is a convergence point for network, infrastructure, IT, hyperscale, and security. All must work together to create a successful edge - and a successful experience.

Schneider Electric has shared the findings of a new whitepaper that delves into the issues of deploying IT at the edge.