Insulating Against Energy Shocks

Webinar One million pounds sterling! That's how much the energy bill for the data centre for a mid-sized company in the UK will increase by over the next 5 years due to the rising energy prices. And it's going to be a similar shock for those in most other European countries.

If the global energy market was a weather system, it would be a fast-moving, relentlessly turbulent winter storm full of damaging winds powerful enough to remove more than just a few roofs.

We're caught up in a crisis which is forcing all businesses to rethink their cost structure and data strategies. It would help if there was optimism for the cost spiral but there looks to be no end in sight. Little comfort when every fresh data byte we store increases our energy costs.

Join the Register's Tim Phillips and Matt Watts of NetApp on 17th November at 11am GMT/6am EDT/3am PDT as they discuss the energy crisis and what it means for your IT decision-making, especially when it comes to quantifying energy cost and emissions and optimization for cost control and sustainability.

In order to keep track of data centre energy usage and mitigate against the risks of future potential outage we need detailed reporting and control. It is only with a full understanding that the best decisions can be made, such as updating cloud migration strategies or revisiting existing infrastructure. Couple to this the need to invest in Net Zero strategies and there is a lot to think about.

Register for the webinar here and we will send you a reminder.

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