The operational expenses have been the major concern of most data center. For every $1.00 you spend on new hardware, according to IDC, you spend $0.50 on power and cooling. As your business grows, your users ask for increased performance from the data center. There are more applications, there is more data, and everyone wants all of it available faster. In the data center, this means more power consumed and more heat to dissipate.

New approaches to power and cooling are being offered by Atipa Stilla14, which can be implemented in existing data centers or built into new ones. The performance & density of Stilla14 has been optimized to achieve 672 compute cores and 4TB DDR2 memory for a 42U standard rack. One major feature developed specially for data center is its 100-240VAC, ultra high-efficiency (93%), N+1 redundant power supplies, along with industry-leading density, performance/watt and price/performance.

93% Power Efficiency For improved TCO and earth-friendly computing

Features:

• High density - 112 compute cores in a 7U enclosure; up to 672 compute cores in standard 42U rack
• High performance - up to 0.27 GFlops/watt
• Energy efficiency - 93% efficiency power supplies
  and native DDR2 memory
• High availability - N+1 redundant power supplies
• Ease of Use - easy to set up with remote management tools
• Flexibility - two or four 100-240VAC power supplies
• High-performance storage - 3x SAS/SATA drives per server
  blade with RAID 0, 1, 5, 10