To achieve 'green' results that make a long-term impact, a data center needs to be viewed holistically - from its design, electrical and mechanical systems and the materials used to the selection, utilization and maintenance of equipment. Randy Ortiz, Vice President of Data Center Design and Engineering for Internap, will provide an in-depth view into the design and construction of Internap’s Green Globes and LEED certified Silicon Valley data center, as well as its new Dallas (Plano) facility, which was recently Green Globes certified. He will walk attendees through the process of making the facility as energy efficient as possible, and will discuss topics ranging from site selection, development and design, and ongoing maintenance. Built with scalability in mind, Internap’s advanced data center facilities offer a superior modular design allowing for enhanced flexibility and increased reliability. State-of-the-art technology provides for high density power and high efficiency cooling options, while advanced security and protection features ensure that customer data is 100 percent secure.

1. Randy Ortiz
Vice President, Data Center Design and Engineering
Internap Case Study: Building an Efficient Facility from
the Ground Up

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3,700+ Enterprise Customers 500 Employees 2010 Revenue: $244M
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4. PlatformFlexibility
Performanceto the End user
IP Connectivity
• Enterprise IP
• TCP Acceleration
Colocation
Hosting
Cloud
• Space, Power, Cooling
• Interconnection
• Managed Hosting
• Dedicated Hosting
• Private Cloud
• Public Cloud
• Cloud Storage
Content Delivery Network
• Media Delivery, Transparent
Caching, Mobile Delivery
• Analytics
We live and breathe a full
range of intelligent IT
Infrastructure services
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5. Fully Optimized Connectivity
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Global presence with state-of-the-art
data center design and power
densities

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Fully Optimized Connectivity
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,With 41% of net sellable space deployed within the last 3 years.*
Square feet of data center footprint:
* Internap company-controlled data centers; 41% figure excludes Dallas
and Los Angeles facilities which are scheduled to come online in 1H12.

7. • Green Building Initiative – Green Globes
• U.S. Green Building Council – LEED
• The Green Grid – PUE
• ASHRAE
• EPA/U.S. Department of Energy - Energy Star
Green Initiatives
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About the Power
100MW of power can operate just
one Apple, Google, Yahoo! or Facebook
data center
or 80,000 average
American homes*
Power is the most significant expense of a data
center, but with proper controls and monitoring,
consumption can be decreased.

9. • Modular designs
• Energy Star-rated UPS systems
– Deliver >95% efficiencies at partial loads
• Controlled lighting
• Voltage
– Moving from 120/208V to 240 power increases
efficiency by 2%- 3.5%
Power Best Practices
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10. Optimizing cooling systems is key to reducing energy consumption.
Keeping Cool
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As much as half the energy used by a data center is
dedicated to powering cooling systems.*

11.  Temperature controls
 Rack management
 Raised floors
 Close-coupled cooling
 Variable speed fans in
CRAC units
Cooling Best Practices
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12.  Location
 Building envelope
 Humidification
 Recycled water
 Monitoring
Other Best Practices
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13. Internap Santa Clara
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• 24” raised floor assists in proper
air delivery
• Hot/Cold Aisle alignment
maximizes efficient delivery
A flexible, power-rich Silicon Valley
data center with room to grow
• High-density, modular
infrastructure
• Redundant power utility
feeds to Silicon Valley
Power
• 36,000 net sellable sq ft
• LEED Silver Certification
1st public data center to
acheive Green Globes
Certification
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14. • Whole Building Energy Modeling (Trace)
• Department of Energy’s Energy Star Target
Finder Tool
• EPA’s Energy Performance Rating System
• Information per City of Santa Clara
Santa Clara Metrics and Measurements
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15. Santa Clara Energy Efficiency
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• 100 out of 100 on the EPA’s Energy
Performance Rating System
• 49% reduction in energy use by
utilizing the Department of Energy’s
Energy Star Target Finder tool
• 30% decrease in power
consumption over other similar
LEED certified facilities by using high-
efficiency lighting and HVAC systems

16. • 100% of electricity from
renewable sources
• This purchase of more than
400,000 kWh of renewal
energy credits is helping to
avoid 487,585 pounds of
CO2
Santa Clara Green Power
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17. • First commercial data center
operator in California to use
reclaimed water rather than
potable water in the cooling towers
– 76,300 gallons saved per day
– 27,849,500 gallons saved per
year
– Equal to 46.5 Olympic-sized
swimming pools of potable
water saved annually
Santa Clara Water Conservation Project
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18. • Reused existing building and
components
– Reuse of 99% of exterior
structural components
– Avoided diversion of nearly
85% of construction waste to
landfills
– 15% of materials came from
recycled content from pre- and
post-consumer materials
Santa Clara Other Environmental Considerations
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19. • Improved indoor air quality
– Use of low-emitting materials
– Use of green housekeeping services
– Use of green pest control services
• Green cleaning policy
– Utilizes low-VOC products
– Reduces air contaminants and gases
• Transportation options
– Carpool parking stalls
– Proximity to public transportation
Santa Clara Other Environmental Considerations
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20. Internap Dallas
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State-of-the-art data center located in
high-tech silicon prairie
1st Green Globes
Certification for a public
data center in Texas
• High-density, modular
infrastructure
• High reliability design
• Flexible infrastructure
services
• 55,000 net sellable sq ft
• Working on LEED
certification
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21. • Whole Building Energy Modeling (Trace)
• Department of Energy's Energy Star Target Finder Tool
• EPA Energy Performance Rating System
Dallas Metrics and Measurements
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22. • 99/100 EPA Energy Performance Rating
• 30% reduction in energy use by using Energy Star
Target Finder tool
• 90% appliances, computers, monitors and printers are
Energy Star compliant
• 29% power consumption decrease by using high-
efficiency lighting and HVAC systems
Dallas Energy Efficiency
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23. • 100% of electricity from renewable sources
• Purchase of more than 444,800 kWh of renewal energy
credits is helping to avoid 1,977 metric tons pounds of
CO2
Dallas Green Power
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24. • Reduced potable water use to nearly 40% below the
recognized ASHRAE standard
• Reuse existing building and components
– Reuse of 99% of exterior structural components
– Avoided diversion of nearly 85% of construction
waste to landfills
– 15% of materials came from recycled content from
pre- and post-consumer materials
Dallas Environmental Benefits
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25. • Improved indoor air quality
– Use of low-emitting materials
– Use of green housekeeping
services
– Use of green pest control
services
• Green cleaning policy
– Utilizes low-VOC products
– Reduces air contaminants and
gases
• Transportation options
– Bike rack, locker room and
showers for bicyclists
Dallas Environmental Benefits
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26. We enable the best performance
with platform flexibility.
We back this up with world-class
support.
Our intelligent IT Infrastructure
solutions can take your business to
a higher level.
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