HP Integrity servers include technologies that reduce the server power consumption. These include:

• Power and temperature management, which reduces the risk of damaging critically system components and the automatic shutdown of applications to prevent data corruption.
• Power conversion technologies, which utilize energy efficient power supplies to deliver up to 15 percent better efficiency.
• System efficiency improvements that cut electrical current leakage.
• Doubled performance of the previous generation systems at a similar or lower thermal power envelope.

HP Integrity servers are part of a heterogeneous datacenter, and take advantage of key HP offerings that extend the life of the datacenter, such as:

• HP Datacenter Environmental Edge, an affordable approach to monitoring datacenter environments, resulting in optimal use of datacenter capacity and a reduction in energy costs
• HP Modular Cooling System G2 for liquid cooling of high density compute environments without mixing water inside the servers themselves.
• HP Performance-Optimized Datacenter (POD) provides rapid provisioning of the hardware infrastructure.
• HP Critical Facilities Services —delivered by EYP MCF —align IT and critical facilities’ requirements to create optimized data centers.