There is much discussion about the feasibility of implementing structured cabling systems with Category 7 or Category 7A (ISO 11801) cables and components. For example, the organization's technology projections, such as 40-Gigabit Ethernet or 100-Gigabit Ethernet, are evaluated, along with the costs this implementation would entail for the MACs, etc. With the […]
An interesting article on energy efficiency in a data center: As we already reported on DatacenterDynamics, Alestra recently received the High Security World Class Quality Assurance Data Center certification awarded by the International Computer Room Experts Association (ICREA). To mark this certification, Miguel Ramos, Alestra's data center manager, wants to
The Lima Departmental Council of the College of Engineers of Peru has scheduled some courses this May that I think may be of interest to you: Data Center Course: http://www.cdlima.org.pe/images/stories/2011/abril/centros.html
I'm sharing with you an article from a specialized journal about the progress in the development of the TIA-942-A standard. It's in English, but I think it will be very useful. Among the points mentioned are: Harmonization of terminology with the TIA-568C series of standards, and the content related to grounding and bonding.
José Ignacio Stark / El Mostrador / Critical assessment of national networks and data centers / Why did this happen in Chile's most modern data center, with walls one meter thick and a floor capable of withstanding up to one ton of force? Sources who asked El Mostrador to remain anonymous
