Dynamic Smart Cooling
HP Dynamic Smart Cooling (DSC) is a technology used for power and cooling in the data center. HP’s solution consists of energy-efficient systems, software, and services to help drive power and cooling gains and efficiencies while significantly reducing energy costs through more efficient power management and protection solutions.
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