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Welcome to the future of network monitoring, where performance meets sustainability.

At AKIPS, we're proud to introduce our all-new Energy Efficiency Calculator, a revolutionary tool that puts a spotlight on the true cost of network monitoring.

In a world where every watt matters, our calculator goes beyond the surface, comparing AKIPS to the competition, PRTG Enterprise and SolarWinds. We calculate the energy usage, cost, and greenhouse impact of these solutions, providing you with insights that redefine the network management landscape.

Are you ready to embrace a future where your network management not only excels but also aligns with eco-conscious practices?

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Based on an 800-watt PSU, Dell power edge, Single, Hot-Plug, Power Supply Non Redundant (1+0), 800W, Mixed Mode TM. This is a low-end PSU that may not meet your requirements for full redundancy. This is a USA value. How much carbon dioxide is produced per kilowatt hour of U.S. electricity generation? (A year is 365 days)

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Based on an 800-watt PSU, Dell power edge, Single, Hot-Plug, Power Supply Non Redundant (1+0), 800W, Mixed Mode TM. This is a low-end PSU that may not meet your requirements for full redundancy. This is a USA value. How much carbon dioxide is produced per kilowatt hour of U.S. electricity generation? (A year is 365 days)

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