7x24 Exchange, Inc.
322 Eighth Avenue, 501
New York, NY 10001-8001
Tel: 646-486-3818
Fax: 212-645-1147
info@7x24exchange.org
 
(alphabetical by last name)

  Dan Azevedo
  Ken Baker
  David R. Blair
  Dr. Phil Bording
  Sam Brewer
  Steve Carter
  Tim Cortes
  George Denise
  Stephen A. Fairfax
  Kevin Heslin
  David Humphrey
  Jon Inaba
  Kevin B. Kealy
  Randy H. Knox, III
  Rudy Kraus
  Sam Macrane
  Mike Mallia
  Paul Marcoux
  Paul A. Matthew
  Kevin McCarthy
  Shawn Mills
  Suhas V. Patankar
  John Reuter
  David Schirmacher
  Dr. Roger R. Schmidt
  Chris Sedore
  James K. Staufenberg
  Dave Sterlace
  Luis Suau
  Alexandra Sullivan
  Jerry Sumrell
  Joe Theismann
  Kevin Timmons
  W. Pitt Turner, IV
  Jack Underwood
  Steve Wetter
  Stephen T. Whitlock

 
 
 Ken Baker      
Ken Baker
Datacenter Infrastructure Technologist
Hewlett Packard Company

HP - THE ANATOMY OF A SERVER [view session info]

DATA CENTER CONTAINERS GIVE END USERS NEW OPTIONS [view session info]

Baker was an early member of the original Compaq team, hiring on in November of 1982, while Compaq was still fewer than 100 employees. He was responsible for the formation of a number of organizations in those formative years, including the original Reliability Test Lab, and Field Service Repair Facility. Baker has held numerous other Engineering and Marketing positions within HP/Compaq since then, including program and product management for a variety of hardware and software products. Baker was also responsible for engineering development and advanced technology planning for HP's Infrastructure Product Group, which includes all rack, UPS, PDU, Console, and related products.

Currently he serves as Datacenter Infrastructure technologist, evangelizing the latest in energy conservation and efficiency technologies, and helping customers worldwide better understand how these technologies can lower energy costs and extend the life of their datacenter infrastructure. He is a frequent keynote speaker at various datacenter engineering events, such as the Uptime, 7 x 24 Exchange, and Datacenter Dynamics conferences. He is a recognized industry expert with respect to power, cooling, and the datacenter infrastructure.

With the dramatic growth in datacenter power density requirements, Ken has been focused in recent years on developing new power distribution and cooling technologies. He provides consulting services to ensure customers and OEMs' of what to expect in the Industry Standard Server market with respect to power and cooling directions and trends.

He also is active in industry groups such as ASHRAE and the 7x24 Exchange group.