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Friday, November 22nd, 2013

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    2:43p
    Friday Funny: Gobble, Gobble in the Hot Aisle

    Well folks, we’ve made it to Friday again. Thank goodness! For our U.S. readers, we’re headed toward the Thanksgiving holiday next week. So, Diane Alber, our data center cartoonist, has a special cartoon this week. She writes, “You know how much I love to celebrate holidays in the data center with Kip and Gary, so I couldn’t pass up on Thanksgiving!” Check it out and give us your best humorous captions.

    Last week, readers voted “Did you find any IPv4 addresses down there?”, submitted by DDay, as the funniest caption for Raised Floor Hazard. Hearty congrats to our winner DDay.

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    For the previous cartoons on DCK, see our Humor Channel. For more Kip and Gary humor, visit their website.

    3:18p
    NextFort Set to Open Data Center near Phoenix
    NextFort’s new data center, which is located in the Phoenix area, is set to open on December 11.

    NextFort’s new data center, which is located in the Phoenix area, is set to open on December 11.

    NextFort, which is a new player joining a growing number of data center providers in Chandler, AZ, will roll out 130,000-square-feet of ultra-secure, ultra high-density data center space on December 11. NextFort’s emphasis on high density and small footprint is designed for current computing requirements such as cloud computing and disaster recovery.

    The facility offers complete self-contained environments. NextFort’s High-Density Computing Suites are turnkey, financial-grade data centers using innovative designs in power distribution, cooling and facilities architecture.

    The company says they are able to deliver superior power efficiencies, achieving up to 40 percent better cooling efficiency and four times the density of computing power than at a conventional data center. The facility features individual suites made of steel and cement, which can house 20 racks and support up to 225 kW of critical load. Each turn-key customer suite will have dedicated mechanical infrastructure, including a rooftop cooling unit.

    A wide variety of fiber optic and network service providers currently serve NextFort customers. In addition, a high-capacity modern power grid that powers some of the largest IT companies in the country serves NextFort customers.

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