AI and cooling: toward more automation
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Dr. Rand Talib, Research Analyst, Uptime Institute, [email protected]
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Uptime InstituteAI and cooling: toward more automationuptimeinstitute.comAI is increasingly steering the data center industry toward new operational practices, where automation, analytics and adaptive control are paving the way for “dark” — or lights-out, unstaffed — facilities. Cooling systems, in particular, are leading this shift. Yet despite AI’s positive track record in facility operations, one persistent challenge remains: trust. In some ways, […] The post AI and cooling: toward more automation appeared first on Uptime Institute Blog .
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