Author: Steven Carlini

Steven Carlini is the Vice President of Innovation and Data Center for Schneider Electric. Steven is responsible developing integrated solutions and communicating the value proposition for Schneider Electric’s data center segment including enterprise and cloud data centers. A frequent speaker at industry conferences and forums, Steven is an expert on the foundation layer of data centers which include Power & Power Distribution, Cooling & Technical Cooling, Rack systems, Physical Security, DCIM Management solutions that improve availability and maximize performance. Steven has been responsible for guiding the direction of many industry changing products and solutions that solve real customer problems or give businesses competitive advantages. Steven holds a BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Oklahoma, and an MBA in International Business from the CT Bauer School at the University of Houston.

Sep 13 / By Steven Carlini

How Edge Computing Will Power The Metaverse

Building a virtual world is not going to be easy, fast, or cheap, with cost estimates soaring into the trillions. But many mega-sized companies are diverting ample resources to develop their portion of the metaverse… Read Article »

Aug 30 / By Steven Carlini

Top Five Reasons Power and Cooling Is Critical to Edge Computing

Edge computing is bringing compute, storage and management capabilities to the edge of the network – just close enough to prevent the lag and potential security issues of the cloud without clogging up the network… Read Article »

Aug 23 / By Steven Carlini

What IT Solution Providers Need to Know about Edge Infrastructure

Pendulum swings are a common occurrence in the IT industry. Take what’s happening with edge infrastructure, which consists of bringing assets back from the cloud into network closets. You wouldn’t have edge computing without the… Read Article »

Jul 26 / By Steven Carlini

Three Surprising Edge Computing Opportunities for IT Solution Providers

Edge computing brings bandwidth-intensive and latency-sensitive computing assets closer to users and data sources. As such, it is creating a whole new menu of opportunities for channel partners looking to grow their businesses by capitalizing… Read Article »