Address your data center power and cooling challenges now and into the future

Rising server densities — especially with AI and HPC workloads — push traditional cooling to its limits. This solution brief shows how you can use hot/cold aisle setups, liquid cooling, and rear door heat exchangers to create more efficient, sustainable data center operations. Download the solution brief to explore these options and contact Strictly Tech, LLC to discuss which strategy aligns with your environment.

Address your data center power and cooling challenges now and into the future published by Strictly Tech, LLC

Strictly Tech is a full line IT Solution Provider headquartered in Fort Lauderdale.

We help customers with Client Computing , Datacenter Infrastructure, Cloud Computing and many other areas.

We are eager to add value.

A few simple questions to consider;

Does your current IT provider have local 500,000 square foot warehouses around the state stocked with 100,000 products within a 1 or 2-day FedEx ground shipment from you?

Do they offer free FedEx ground shipping on those products?

Do they have 20 of those warehouses Nationwide?

Do they hold the highest level of sales and warranty certification with HP, HPE, Lenovo, Dell, Cisco, APC, Microsoft, etc.?

Are they Minority Owned and Certified?

Do they offer pre deployment services?

Image Build and Imaging Service

Secure Domain Joining

Asset Tagging

No Charge Pre-Sale Engineering Support

Deployment Services

WWAN Activation

Asset Disposition

If you answered NO to any of these questions, let's discuss how Strictly Tech can save your organization time and budget money when procuring or leasing IT products and services.

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Stephen Rudner

Senior Client Executive

StrictlyTech

2300 NW 55^th Court, Suite 110 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309

D: 954.666.6215 | M: 561.572.1489 | srudner@strictlytech.com

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Address your data center power and cooling challenges now and into the future