MILPITAS, Calif., Sept. 30, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Virtual Power Systems (VPS), creator of Software Defined Power® (SDP), today announced the introduction of Power Fusion Satellite.
Delivering on a promise made when VPS and CE+T Energy Solutions announced their partnership in May 2018, the offering represents the industry's first SDP-compatible device to incorporate local storage and intelligent power flow control into a single, controllable in-rack unit.
"Power Fusion Satellite is proof positive of our strong partnership with CE+T Energy Solutions," said Steve Houck, CEO of Virtual Power Systems. "Together we are helping re-architect the datacenter of the future. This collaboration is just the start of delivering products that will enable a plethora of practical use cases, such as extending peak shaving, while further expanding the ecosystem of SDP-compatible hardware products."
Powered by VPS's SDP software, Power Fusion Satellite can perform advanced policy-driven peak shaving, which lets datacenters recover capacity lost to unused buffers. This includes long-duration peaks by utilizing renewable energy sources with a 380-volt DC input directly to the rack. The product's intelligent switching capability works with VPS's Dynamic Power optimization algorithms to leverage redundant infrastructure to create additional datacenter capacity and improve applications' uptime. Additional benefits include no single point of failure, lower operating costs, higher rack density, smaller footprints and less maintenance – all available in a scalable, pay-as-you-go model.
"Datacenters now can leverage renewable energy source power loads while VPS's ICE software intelligently manages the source," said Mario Barbaresso, president and CEO of CE+T Energy Solutions. "As a result of our partnership, datacenters gain improved accounting for variabilities in availability while being able to intelligently augment power with utility and battery options. In addition to further enhancing the role of SDP in datacenters, we are delivering the first appliance suitable for use in telco and edge applications."
Power Fusion Satellite provides customers with an innovative and patent-proven method for selecting a power source within the datacenter – an integrated way of choosing power sources and power loads without the need for any switching. The offering also frees up valuable space, allowing datacenter owners and operators to install additional server racks, which makes possible generating up to 50% more revenue for the same real estate cost.
The appliance also enables meeting the aggressive needs of 5G implementations for edge datacenters, providing a modular configuration to accommodate different requirements that when combined with SDP-enabled gear can help manage and optimize power demand and utilization.
Supporting resources
- TCO/ROI Calculator: http://www.virtualpowersystems.com/tco-roi/
- White Paper: A Transformative Approach to Power Optimization in Datacenters
- Peak-Shaving Demonstration: https://bit.ly/2U8C9in
- Dynamic Power Demonstration: https://bit.ly/2BUPxQm
- CE&T Energy Solutions
- More news from VPS
About Virtual Power Systems
Virtual Power Systems (VPS) is transforming how next-generation data center and cloud providers provision, manage and utilize power capacity with its ground-breaking Software Defined Power® and Intelligent Control of Energy® (ICE) technology platform. VPS eliminates the need to over-provision power as ICE dynamically adjusts power delivery as demand fluctuates across data-center workloads, servers and racks. ICE enables data center and cloud providers to generate significant additional revenue within existing power and IT footprints while avoiding millions of dollars in capital expenditures and operating expenses. Additionally, VPS empowers enterprise customers to reduce power infrastructure wait times and costs.
For more information, contact:
Sue Hetzel/HetzelMeade Communications Inc.
[email protected]
760.473.4729
SOURCE Virtual Power Systems
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