Major Hong Kong Power Company Drives Data Center Efficiencies and Increased Uptime with RF Code and QDS
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Austin, TX, July 18, 2014 - RF Code and implementation partner Quantum Data Solutions (QDS) announce further growth in Hong Kong following the successful deployment of RF Code environmental monitoring sensors for one of the city's major power companies.
Ed Healy, CEO at RF Code, said, "Hong Kong power costs are expected to rise by 40% in the next five years. Guaranteeing sustainability and driving power efficiency in the facilities that define business and operational success is now a boardroom level agenda for every company. The situation in Asia will only become more expensive and urgent if left unaddressed."
The project follows another QDS and RF Code deployment for one of the world's largest banking and financial services organizations' data centers, a development that highlights the massive investment occurring in the data center market in the Northeast Asia region. By 2019, Frost & Sullivan expects the data center market to be worth $802 million.
To learn how Hong Kong's power company achieved its operational and thermal efficiency objectives, read the case study at http://bit.ly/1mR0Xay. To learn more about Asian energy trends and their impact on data center -management, read the latest blog by RF Code.
Press Contact:
Gregg Primm
RF Code, Inc.
9229 Waterford Centre Blvd. Suite 500 Austin, Texas 78758
+1-512-439-2242
http://www.rfcode.com/
Ed Healy, CEO at RF Code, said, "Hong Kong power costs are expected to rise by 40% in the next five years. Guaranteeing sustainability and driving power efficiency in the facilities that define business and operational success is now a boardroom level agenda for every company. The situation in Asia will only become more expensive and urgent if left unaddressed."
The project follows another QDS and RF Code deployment for one of the world's largest banking and financial services organizations' data centers, a development that highlights the massive investment occurring in the data center market in the Northeast Asia region. By 2019, Frost & Sullivan expects the data center market to be worth $802 million.
To learn how Hong Kong's power company achieved its operational and thermal efficiency objectives, read the case study at http://bit.ly/1mR0Xay. To learn more about Asian energy trends and their impact on data center -management, read the latest blog by RF Code.
Press Contact:
Gregg Primm
RF Code, Inc.
9229 Waterford Centre Blvd. Suite 500 Austin, Texas 78758
+1-512-439-2242
http://www.rfcode.com/