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Free Tool - How to Evaluate a Data Center Before You Commit – A Structured Question-Based Approach

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Choosing the right data center is a critical business decision . Power reliability, cooling resilience, scalability, security, and operational practices can significantly impact uptime, performance, and long-term costs. Yet, many organizations rely on marketing claims instead of structured technical evaluation . To solve this problem, we have created a neutral, structured Data Center Questionnaire that allows you to ask the right questions directly to the data center operator —without receiving biased guidance or pre-packaged answers. Why This Questionnaire Matters Most data center selection mistakes happen because: Key technical questions are never asked Answers are scattered across emails and calls Clients receive recommendations before all facts are known This form changes that. It ensures: Every data center is evaluated using the same technical criteria Answers are captured in a consistent, comparable format Final decisions are based on engineering analysis , not assumptions How t...

Free Tool- Data Center Site Feasibility Survey - (Choosing the site of your new Data Center)

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  Choosing the right location for a data center is one of the most consequential decisions an organization can make. It impacts everything from initial capital expenditure to long-term operational resilience and energy efficiency. As a global HVAC and MEP consultant with over 30 years of experience, I have seen firsthand how site-specific variables—such as ambient temperature, power reliability, and local regulations—can either streamline a project or become a multi-million dollar bottleneck. To help my clients and colleagues navigate this complexity, I have developed a Free Data Center Site Feasibility Survey . Why Site Feasibility Matters In the era of high-density AI workloads and modular construction, a "good enough" site no longer exists. You need a site that balances technical requirements with strategic growth. Key factors include: Power Availability & Redundancy: Can the local grid support your ultimate capacity, and are there diverse paths for utility feeds? Cli...