heat exchanging technology (ecoHX) and its unique adaptive ultra-high-efficiency Cloud Data Center Cooling System (ecoCool). EcoDC’s heat extraction capacity of 35 KW (10 tons) per cabinet is ten times more than that of a legacy data center, and its Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) of less than 1.1 is much lower than the industry average of 1.9. The high cooling capacity allows more data center stacks to be integrated into the space, thereby reducing operations costs by as much as fifty percent. Furthermore, the ecoDC concepts is local weather agnostic thus eliciting interest even from operators in tropical climates.

cDOS (Cloud Dynamics Operating System): cDOS is a vendor-neutral end-to-end cloud provisioning, management, control and governance solution that enables organizations to take control over their cloud environment, from the front-end firewall to the back-end facility heating and cooling – all via a single pane of glass. Its multi-hypervisor and multi-cloud provisioning and management features allow users to control and manage multiple disparate environments through a single common portal.

CRU (Cloud Resource Unit): CRU is one, standard unit that allows CFOs, CIOs and other decision-makers to analyze and cost cloud resources. It is the weighted summation of all disparate components – such as network, computers, storage, facilities, power and human resources – that are part of a cloud environment. In short, it is for the cloud industry what watt is for the electricity industry.