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2009 IBM CorporationDI Leadership Center Energy Efficiency

Agenda

Green Concepts

Energy Efficiency Showcase


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Server hardware

70% 30%

Power supply, memory,fans, planar, drives . . .

Processor

Server loads

80% 20%

Idle

Resourceusage rate

How is energy typically used in the data center?

Power and Cooling

Data center

IT Load

55% 45%

+1 W equiv. used ressource5 W equiv processor16 W equiv IT power35 W data center X2,2 x3 x5


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Project Big Green

IBM to reallocate $1 billion each year:

To accelerate green technologies and services

To offer a roadmap for clients to address the IT energy crisis while leveraging IBM hardware,

software, services, research, and financing teams

To create a global green team of almost 1,000 energy efficiency specialists from across IBM

Re-affirming a long standing commitment at IBM:

Energy conservation efforts from 1990 2005 have resulted in a 40% reduction in CO2 emissionsand a quarter billion dollars of energy savings

Annually invest $100M in infrastructure to support remanufacturing and recycling best practices

Will double compute capacity by 2010 without increasing power consumption or carbonfootprint saving 5 billion kilowatt hours per year . . . equals energy consumed by Paris -

the City of Lights

What green solutions can mean for clients:

For the typical 25,000 square foot data center that spends $2.6 million in power annually, energycosts can be cut in half

Equals the reduction of emissions from taking 1,300 automobiles off of the road


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Further extend IBMs early

accomplishments by reducing

CO2 emissions associated with

IBMs energy use 12% from 2005to 2012 via energy conservation,

use of renewable energy, and/or

funding CO2 emissions

reductions with Renewable

Energy Certificates orcomparable instruments.

New Goal Announced!

Early Results

40% Between 1990 and 2005, IBMsglobal energy conservation

actions reduced oravoided CO2emissions by an amount equal to

40% of its 1990 emissions.

600

500

400

300

200

100

02000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

Awards & Recognition

ComputerProgram

CharterMember

1992

Business EnvironmentalLeadership Council Charter Member 2002

CharterMember

2000

WRI Green Power Market

Development GroupCharter member 2000

Chartermember2003

Since inception

Environmental Efforts at Big Blue

1605(b) voluntaryemissions reporting

since 1995

FORTUNE 500Top 202004, 2005,2006

2005

2005

The Climate Group2005

USEPAClimateProtectionAward1998 and 2006

1998,1999,2001

Green PowerPurchaser

Award 2006

58%

1998 Became the first semi-conductor company to

set a numerical targetfor PFC emissions reduction

Environmental Friendly


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First, To assess Energy Efficiency of its Data center

Compares total power used by the data centerto the power used by the technology

Provides a marketplace comparison

Demonstrates range for opportunityimprovement

1.5 3.52.0 2.5 3.0

Current

Most energy efficient Least energy- efficient

PUE

1.0

Objective


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2009 IBM Corporation

What is demonstrated in the showcase

Dynamic Infrastructure Leadership CenterEnergy Efficiency


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DI Leadership Center - Energy Efficiency: The OverallConcept

Build the most innovative global Energy Efficiency Customer showcaseleveraging the biggest European ITD Strategic & PSSC Data Centers

Design and build the Energy Efficiency Showcase with the latest STG technology

Show enhancements and strengths of each component of the latest technology

Be utilized by the DI Leadership Center.

Focus on STG plays: Virtualization, Consolidation, Energy Efficiency, Serviceability, Resiliency& Security

Create STG assets

Detect & validate for Customers opportunities

Run a real production Data Center showcase for customers, partners and IBMers Demonstrate the global Green Data Center solutions :

IBM credibility on Data Center sell what we use & use what we sell

Leading edge solutions and directions to the energy & cooling challenges

Best practices in Data Center Management

Be a Customer reference

Develop STG partnership with SWG, GTS, ITD/SO and Industries

Share PSSC MOP as part of the WW project including POK and BJG

Provide WW sales forces a tremendous tool to start engaging with their customers on DC pain points

Be the innovative WW leader on the market place

Vision

STG Focus

The full GreenDC Story

Objectives

WW project


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Green Data Center Specifications


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From the Green Data Center


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High Density Zone

SMDC APC Schneider Air Cooled 2 IT racks

SMDC APC Schneider Water Cooled IT 6 racks

iDataPlex and Rear Door.


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Low Density Zone

IBM Hardware portfolio (Servers & Storage)

Hot and Cold aisles

Pastic curtains


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Live Camera

Raised floor tile for behind z10

The High Density Zone

Synapsense probes & sensors

The technical zone: the CRACs

The PUE is affected by anyphysical access into theroom. Having a live

sophisticated camera canreduce the physicalaccesses.

For demo purpose, it helps to

remotely present the

technologies to ourcustomers.


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LAS Location Awareness Services - LAS & Ubisense

A human stay too long in the warm

corridor. Alert is positioned and sent toTivoli ITM.

IBM LAS Solution helps to track humansand assets. Rules can be applied andalerts sent.

For demo purpose you can see and track

people entering into the room. When rules

are violated, you can either see alerts in

LAS or Tivoli.


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Synapsoft and Synapsense probes and sensors

150 probes and sensors allowing tomonitor real time: the temperature,pressure and humidity in the DC.

For demo purpose all the measurementcan be graphically shown. Helping to

efficiently track hot spots and DC behavior.


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Thermal Camera

This very technological advanced cameracan show hot spots in a Data Center.

For demo purpose you point the camera to

any DC components and graphically

visualize the temperature of it.


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Modelization of the Data Center in Second Life

The Green Data Center has beenmodelized. Air flows and technologies canpresented and explained.

For demo purpose you can meet us at the

PSSC SL building and we will bring you oryour customer (avatar) into the Data

Center.

A FUN EXPERIENCE.


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TIVOLI TEP Workplaces


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PSSC Data Center Improvements

PSSC GDC PUE

2,5

1,91,65

1

1,5

2

2,5

3

2007 2008 2009

1.75GWper year

1.33GW

per year1.16GWper year

IT: 700MWNon-IT:1.05

GW

IT: 700MWNon-IT: 630 MW

IT: 700MWNon-IT: 416MW

33% Energy Saving

Mainly on the Non-IT.

PSSC IT already consolidated and virtualized.

Savings per year:

590MW

35400.

Average of 354 per sqm.kWph: 0,06


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Dynamic Infrastructure Leadership CenterEnergy Efficiency

Contact PSSC Montpellier +33(0)4 6734 6366

Luc Colleville

Dynamic Infrastructure Manager

[email protected]

Emmanuel Tong-Viet

Energy Efficiency SME [email protected]

Dr. Jean-Michel Rodriguez

Energy Efficiency WW Lead Architect [email protected]

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