11:30 am – Registration and lunch
11:45 am – 12:45 pm – Welcome and presentation
12:45 pm – 13:00 pm – Walk across street and register at security (optional)
13:05pm – 13:40 pm – Tour Data Centres*
*The tour is optional, however registration for the tour is mandatory.  Please bring along official government photo ID.  No ID no tour, no photos allowed.

 

Presentation: Next Generation Data Centres – Tiers, Design and Efficiency

 

Computing and Data Centres have evolved significantly since the 1960’s when large mainframes on raised floors was the norm. Network, compute and storage infrastructure capacity and density has increased by magnitudes, and the increased power consumption and heat loads need to be managed properly to reduce costs. 
Data Centres now play a key role in everyday life and designs that enable availability are as important as the computers themselves. Environmental considerations are now a major factor in DC design, as DC’s consume a significant amount of power globally, and power and cooling efficient architecture reduces overall carbon impact.
The 4 major areas that will be presented are:
– Data Centre Ratings
– Power Efficiency
– Cooling efficiency
– Building, room, rack design

 

Speaker: Mark Burton, Solutions Manager – Service Architect, SaskTel Business Sales – Operations

Mark Burton has worked in information technology for 39 years in a wide range of industries including telecommunications, insurance, banking and health care. Starting in computer operations, he advanced through many disciplines including automated operations, network and computer support, and data centre design. As the Internet evolved past the defense and educational sectors, Mark helped support core Internet applications through the massive commercial expansion into today’s modern Internet. Mark is currently a senior architect at SaskTel. 

 

Location: Regina Public Library, Film Theatre, 2311, 12th Ave. Regina

Registration Closes February 10th @ 5pm

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