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How Much Energy Is Enough for Your Data Center?

Poorly designed data centers devour energy, lack front-to-back airflow and may even have too much backup power. Answering five questions will help your agency meet its needs.

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Deploying Modern IT Infrastructure

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Deploying Modern IT Infrastructure

The unique needs of agencies require infrastructure that is agile and secure. When future-proofing infrastructure, IT leaders must consider their agencies' missions while ensuring that data center architecture is both stable and responsive to citizens’ needs.

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