Bio

DATA CENTER SYSTEMS ARCHITECT- POWER, SPACE and COOLING Provides research and recommends technology for data center improvements. Translates business requirements into usable efficient designs that support the IT and facility data center architectures to meet performance, scalability, and reliability requirements. Technical lead on data center facilities infrastructure standards, designs, and decisions related to products and technology deployed. Subject Matter Expert for critical aspects of data center facility infrastructure designs, consulting with major customers and government agencies. Developer of the two, high efficiency, high density data center designs used at Intel Corporation. John Musilli is the Intel Data Center Architect that developed and provided the design inputs to push Intel data centers into the Highest Power Density@ 780 watts per rack “U”. Highest Air Cooling Density @ 714 watts per rack “U” and a 1.06 annualized PUE Power Usage Effectiveness. With the current rack space efficiency design, he developed, Intel has achieved 1100 to 1700 Watts per sq. Ft. providing an industry leading low cost per kilowatt construction and TCO, Total Cost of Ownership platform.