Beyond PUE and WUE: Rethinking Sustainability in the Data Center Industry
PUE and WUE will remain important measures of operational performance. But the industry is recognizing that they are only part of a much larger sustainability equation.
VP of NPI & Advanced Manufacturing
“Manufacturing innovation is just as important as product innovation. To change an industry, you have to be able to build differently—and build at scale.”
Leads strategy, growth, and long-term value creation.
Tore has more than 30 years of leadership experience in engineering, operations, manufacturing, and product development. He comes to Infinitum from AEye, where he served as VP of New Product Introduction to oversee manufacturing and help commercialize LiDAR sensors.
He has held senior leadership positions for companies such as Velodyne LiDAR, NXP, Freescale and Fujitsu Semiconductor. He has also been involved with startups and worked as an independent advisor – providing strategic technology guidance and advisory services to corporations in Europe, the US, and Asia.
When Tore is not focused on work, he enjoys DIY projects on weekends, hiking, and traveling with his wife to explore the world.
Direction, capital allocation, and the long-term plan for bringing advanced motor technology to scale.
OEM and operator partnerships across HVAC, data centers, and industrial systems.
Where the Aircore architecture goes next, and which applications it serves first.
Building a team that can develop complex products and support demanding customers.
PUE and WUE will remain important measures of operational performance. But the industry is recognizing that they are only part of a much larger sustainability equation.
Understanding and effectively managing harmonics can improve your systems and operational benefits.
Understanding and effectively managing harmonics can improve your systems and operational benefits.
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