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New EkkoSoft Critical 4.1 release unlocks comprehensive M&E Capacity Planning with full Cooling and Power coverage, as well as powerful real-time ‘What If?’ Simulation support

UK-based thermal optimisation specialist to take advantage of Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers’ extensive expertise, specialist networking groups and CPD opportunities

Our Head of Critical Services, James Kirkwood, has been invited to chair a session on energy management at the upcoming Datacentre Transformation Manchester event on the 3rd July.

We would like to invite you to attend the upcoming Data Centre World 2018 show at Excel in London, and visit us on stand D1210 to be one of the first to have a 1:1 demonstration our powerful new software-driven thermal optimisation solutions for critical facilities.

EkkoSense has launched the world’s first Internet-of-Things (IoT) enabled wireless thermal sensor. The new ultra-low cost sensor disrupts the traditional data centre sensor cost model, enabling it to be deployed in such vast numbers that true real-time thermal management of critical facilities such as data centres now becomes realistic.

Unlike traditional critical cooling approaches, EkkoSense harnesses the potential of the ‘fully-sensed’ data centre to enable entirely new levels of thermal compliance and cooling energy cost reduction, and capacity optimisation. At DCW18 EkkoSense will demonstrate a series of sensor, software and operational innovations that will confirm the company as a leader in the provision of thermal optimisation solutions for critical live environments.

IT, telecoms and cloud services provider Daisy Group has saved over £115,000 of data centre cooling energy costs during the first few months after signing a 5-year data centre thermal optimisation managed service with EkkoSense.