NOC at Georgia State University
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The Network Operations Center (or
The GSU TOC has been an environmentally "green" facility since 2003. There are no batteries used anywhere in the delivery of protected power to the approximately 500 hosts and servers housed in the NOC. [
During the Fall of 2006, the Georgia State University underwent a US$4,000,000 network renovation where all of the networking equipment across the campus was upgraded and replaced without any detectable downtime to the delivery of campus network services of the TOC facility.
GSU's TOC is home to the GALILEO Interconnected Libraries, the New Georgia Encyclopedia, the online presence of the Jimmy Carter Library, and three SURAGrid-networked IBM P575 Supercomputers.[4]
The facility has been the subject of presentations at several national AFCOM conferences as well as three virtual tours hosted by AFCOM.[citation needed]
News articles
http://www.energyvortex.com/pages/headlinedetails.cfm?id=2393 – Georgia State University's Network Operations Center Selects CoolAir Back-Up Power Solution
http://www.activepower.com/markets/data-center.html – Data Center
https://web.archive.org/web/20061013172941/http://www2.gsu.edu/~wwwexa/news/archive/general/06_0831-computergrid.htm – Southern Schools Form Computer Grid
http://midmarket.eweek.com/article/University+Breaks+All+the+Storage+Rules/217131_1.aspx – University Breaks All the Storage Rules, eWeek Magazine
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2007/092007-data-center-overcrowding.html?page=3 – IT Grapples with Overcrowded, Energy-guzzling Data Centers, Network World
References
- ^ Caterpillar: Products>Power Generation>UPS
- ^ Uninterruptible Power Supply – Active Power
- ^ "Georgia State-- IS&T NEWS". Archived from the original on 2006-12-15. Retrieved 2006-12-15.
- ^ IBM Supercharges SURAgrid