Event Recap
RECAP | 2021 Q4 Americas Regional Member Briefing
Uptime Institute's 2021 Q4 Americas Regional Member Briefing is conducted on Tuesday, December 14, 2021. Below is the agenda for the briefing, along with a link to the Intelligence Collection where you will find copies of the presentations and the audio/video link for the event.
Spotlight Presentation.
Panorama –
In this end-of-year update, the Uptime Institute Intelligence team will discuss current developments in the digital infrastructure industry, including new developments in digital sustainability post COP26 (2021 UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow), new initiatives in resiliency, the changing processor and server landscape in 2022, and recent outages and their causes.
Member Keynote.
Fuel Cells: An Alternative Energy Source for Intel’s Data Centers –
Michelle Vincenti Urpi, Data Center Electrical Engineer, and Nissim Hamu, Intel IT. To solve challenges relating to data center power resiliency, quality, capacity, sustainability and efficiency, Intel IT has enabled disruptive fuel cell technology to augment the power grid at data centers globally.
Technical Presentation.
2021 Abnormal Incident Report Trending Analysis –
Juan Orozco, Uptime Institute Consultant. In this presentation Juan will review trends from incidents occurring in 2021 to help attendees identify opportunities to apply resources to best minimize downtime risks.
Additional Research Session.
Edge Resiliency Approaches –
Tomas Rahkonen, Research Director, Distributed Data Centers, Uptime Institute Intelligence. Edge data centers need to be resilient to failures. This is commonly achieved by using redundant on-site infrastructure, possibly combined with software-based, distributed resiliency. Generators remain important, but batteries, solar panels and resilient remote monitoring systems have a growing role as well.
Spotlight Presentation.
Panorama –
In this end-of-year update, the Uptime Institute Intelligence team will discuss current developments in the digital infrastructure industry, including new developments in digital sustainability post COP26 (2021 UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow), new initiatives in resiliency, the changing processor and server landscape in 2022, and recent outages and their causes.
Member Keynote.
Fuel Cells: An Alternative Energy Source for Intel’s Data Centers –
Michelle Vincenti Urpi, Data Center Electrical Engineer, and Nissim Hamu, Intel IT. To solve challenges relating to data center power resiliency, quality, capacity, sustainability and efficiency, Intel IT has enabled disruptive fuel cell technology to augment the power grid at data centers globally.
Technical Presentation.
2021 Abnormal Incident Report Trending Analysis –
Juan Orozco, Uptime Institute Consultant. In this presentation Juan will review trends from incidents occurring in 2021 to help attendees identify opportunities to apply resources to best minimize downtime risks.
Additional Research Session.
Edge Resiliency Approaches –
Tomas Rahkonen, Research Director, Distributed Data Centers, Uptime Institute Intelligence. Edge data centers need to be resilient to failures. This is commonly achieved by using redundant on-site infrastructure, possibly combined with software-based, distributed resiliency. Generators remain important, but batteries, solar panels and resilient remote monitoring systems have a growing role as well.
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