Dell EMC: Data Centers Explore AI, Data Science & DevOps to Meet Changing Workload Demands
Our increasingly connected world is generating more data than ever before, creating demand for data centers to reach new operating heights.
Intel DCM Whitepaper Testimonials
QingCloud: Cutting Man-Hours and Optimizing Server Operation
QingCloud: Cutting Man-Hours and Optimizing Server Operation
Intel® Data Center Manager optimizes remote access management to reduce man-hours and improve cooling, component health, and server utilization.
China Mobile: Increasing Server Efficiency and Eliminating Costly Hardware
China Mobile: Increasing Server Efficiency and Eliminating Costly Hardware
Intel® Data Center Manager delivers significant savings by optimizing server utilization, and lowering annual server replacement percentages.
Sohu: Automating Server Efficiency for High-Capacity Data Center
Sohu: Automating Server Efficiency for High-Capacity Data Center
Intel® Data Center Manager delivers significant annual savings by reducing man hours, and improving server utilization and rack density.
NTT Data: Saving on Cooling Costs without Hardware Purchases
NTT Data: Saving on Cooling Costs without Hardware Purchases
Intel® Data Center Manager delivers significant savings by reducing cooling costs and achieving better server visibility, while eliminating the need for sensors
Bank of China: Delivering Energy Efficiency and Optimizing Server Utilization
Bank of China: Delivering Energy Efficiency and Optimizing Server Utilization
Intel® Data Center Manager delivers significant annual savings through thermal management and server optimization without the need for additional hardware.
Automating Server Energy Efficiency and Health Monitoring
Automating Server Energy Efficiency and Health Monitoring
Intel® Data Center Manager lowers data center energy consumption, significantly improves provisioning efficiency, and avoids the purchase of costly hardware.
CMA: Optimizing the Power and Thermals of Servers
CMA: Optimizing the Power and Thermals of Servers
Intel Data Center Manager provides significant annual savings through real-time monitoring of server health and utilization.
Intel® Data Center Manager
Energy costs are the fastest-rising expense for today’s data centers. Intel® Data Center Manager provides real-time power and thermal consumption data—giving you the clarity you need to lower power usage, increase rack density, and prolong operation during outages.
Modernize your data center with Intel® DCM
Designed to Save Power and Costs—Fast
Intel® DCM Use Cases
Rack Provisioning
Find new ways to increase rack density. View the video guide to Rack Provisioning and Capacity Planning.
Intelligent Power
Collect real time data without deploying costly redundant infrastructure by replacing intelligent power distribution units.
Disaster Avoidance
With real-time monitoring and management, it's possible to reduce power failures and other disasters.
Equipment Scheduling
Increase your ability to meet workload demands with equipment scheduling, and make your data center do more.
Build Real-Time Thermal Maps
Build real-time thermal maps to avoid the guesswork that leads to undercooling or overcooling.
Ghost Servers
Identify ghost servers, and get data center power usage under control.
Intel® Power Thermal Aware Solution
Identify energy efficiency issues in the data center to avoid service delays and gain savings.
Granular Rack-Level Thermal Monitoring
Enable the Intel® DCM to recognize an out-of-range temperature reading and allow the user to take immediate action.
Granular Server-Level Thermal Monitoring
Get greater granular server-level thermal visibility, so when temperatures rise, it registers with the Intel® DCM.
Predictive Detection of Cooling Anomalies
Predict cooling issues before they happen with a patented algorithm that detects anomalies in time to be resolved before a thermal issue occurs.
Server Health Management
Enable server health management with real-time sub-component monitoring, error detection, proactive health management, and server firmware synchronization.
The State of Data Center Health Management Strategy
The State of Data Center Health Management Strategy
Intel and Siemens discuss the state of data center health management strategy in 2017, including the results of a study of methods data center managers are using to check the health of their systems.
Average Cost Per Outage: $28,900
Average Cost Per Outage: $28,900
A 2015 survey by Redshift Research compares outdated data storage technology to the Intel® Data Center Manager, which offers integrated analytics, cross-platform support, and automated control to increase efficiency and monitor capacity in real-time.
Intel® Virtual Gateway
Diagnose and troubleshoot data center hardware without changing your current hardware.