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Digital Realty Decreases Data Center Cooling Energy Usage by 66%

Energy Management Software and Variable Speed Fans Dramatically Reduce Carbon Emissions, PUE San Francisco, CA – December 12, 2012 –more

Datacenter Dynamics: How Vigilent Expanded into Asia in One Sale

One customer deployment of Vigilent’s system for automated cooling control proved later to be much more than a sale. Themore

Datacenter Dynamics: Vigilent Announces Latest Release of Data Center Solution

Vigilent announced the latest release of its cooling platform for data centers, which it plans to make available in December.more

Forbes: Cliff Federspiel’s Vigilent makes energy systems cool again

What do advanced robotics, artificial intelligence and air conditioners have in common?  Not much, until Cliff Federspiel came along.  Cliff is the CTO andmore

El Cerrito Patch: ‘Vigilent’ El Cerrito Startup Winning Awards for Energy Savings

Vigilent Corporation, founded by El Cerrito’s Cliff Federspiel, is a leader in energy management systems, combining artificial intelligence with sensormore

Datacenter Dynamics: Dynamic Cooling Control at NTT

In the context of servers, virtualization is a way to address partial load. At its San Jose, California, data center,more

Data Center Knowledge: Vigilent Stays Watchful on Data Center Cooling

With energy costs rising, “green” efforts taking hold, and capital expenditures (CapEx) and operating expenses (OpEx) under scrutiny, there ismore

San Jose Mercury: …Vigilent Lands Funding

El Cerrito-based Vigilent has landed $6.7 million in venture funding led by Palo Alto-based Accel Partners. Read the full articlemore

Datacenter Dynamics: Vigilent Raises US$6.7M from Accel

Provider of energy management solutions Vigilent has secured US$6.7m in funding from Accel Partners, a Silicon Valley venture capital firm.more

San Francisco Business Times: Vigilent Corp. Raises 6.7 million

Vigilent Corp. raised $6.7 million in venture funding. Palo Alto’s Accel Partners led the round, while angel investors Gaurav Garg andPeter Wagner also gave money.more