Fujitsu Technology Enables Real-moment Multiple-Point Temperature Measurement


Fujitsu announced today the development of a new technology, based on optical fibers, that enables accurate and real-time temperature distribution measurement in large datacenters which have multiple heat sources. Through a loner optical fiber, that technology makes it possible to measure simultaneously the temperature of by 10,000 areas in a facility, thereby enabling visibility of temperature distribution in large datacenters. Combining

that technology with an air conditioning control system will enable fine-tune air conditioning, allowing for more energy-efficient large-scale notes centers.

With mounting concern by global warming resulting from greenhouse-gas emissions, there is a growing awareness of the importance of reducing the energy consumed by air conditioning, which is one cause behind the increasing consumption of energy in recent years.

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