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Reduce Server Energy Use

Same Output, Lower Cost

Your servers can consume 50-70% of peak power even when idle. Simultaneously, average CPU utilisation often sits at just 15%. That’s a significant mismatch.

Now add the AI boom and rising workloads, and energy costs, cooling demand, and infrastructure limits start pushing your data centre to the edge.

ServerOptix tackles this. It reduces the energy used per server by matching power draw to workload in real time, so each server only uses the power it needs while delivering the same high performance you expect.

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ServerOptix is Airgapped and Deployed at the Edge

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Same performance, less energy

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24% lower power draw under representative load

CPU-level analysis showed no degradation in service quality.

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52% lower idle power draw

Reported in independent testing by Intel.

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25% average per-server power reduction

Based on estate-level deployments documented by QiO.

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Lower cooling demand

Reduced heat at the server means meaningful secondary energy savings.

In an enterprise data centre with 2000 servers, you could save:

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£285k

(or $200k) in annual energy savings

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Up to

650 tons

of CO2 emissions avoided

See Your Potential Savings

Every data centre is different. To see how these savings translate to your data centre in your local pricing, carbon intensity, and workload, use our energy savings calculator below.

Server Energy Savings Calculator

Optional: Data Centre Capacity

Assumptions:

  • Average server draw: 300 W (≈2,628 kWh/year/server)
  • Estimated 30% reduction in server energy usage
  • For every 100 kWh saved in server usage, ~71.4 kWh saved in cooling
  • Regional electricity costs as provided; actual costs may vary

We’ve prepared a whitepaper with practical guidance to help you improve data centre energy efficiency. Download it below to access detailed insights and actionable recommendations.

Deployment That Keeps Everything Under Your Control

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Installed entirely on-premises

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No external connectivity required

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Telemetry and logs stay inside your environment

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It works in firewalled and air-gapped scenarios

FAQs

Will this affect performance?

No. ServerOptix is designed to reduce wasted power without compromising workloads by monitoring demand in real time and adjusting CPU power states within defined guardrails. If utilisation moves outside agreed limits, the system can roll back to default settings.

Does data leave our network?

No. ServerOptix can run fully on-premises, with no cloud dependency and no telemetry leaving your site. Logs, telemetry, decisions, and control actions stay inside your environment by default. Optional cloud dashboarding can be used for wider estate reporting, but the control loop doesn’t depend on it.

How long until we see results?

You can start seeing reductions as soon as ServerOptix is enabled. For example, in WWT testing, power draw dropped immediately across all tested servers once the solution was activated. For a clearer view of estate-wide savings, you’ll usually compare a baseline period against an active optimisation period.

How are savings verified?

Savings are measured against baseline power use, then tracked through live server telemetry, energy efficiency metrics, carbon data, and cost reporting. Results can also be checked against facility-side readings such as PDU data.

Ready to Cut Server Power Waste?

We can model the impact on your data centre, so you can see your cost and carbon reduction before you commit. Instantly reduce energy use and emissions; book your ServerOptix demo today.