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.

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.

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.

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.

ServerOptix gives operations, engineering, and compliance teams visibility into optimisation activity. Each action should be logged while optimisation is enabled, giving your team a clear record of what changed and when. That creates an audit trail without needing to maintain a separate manual register.

Control remains with your IT and SRE teams. Access is governed through role-based controls under ISO 27001, and authorised users can pause or disable optimisation at any point. When they do, the system reverts cleanly.