Principal - SERES, LLC
Entrepreneur, Researcher, and Technologist with 30+ years of experience in Information Technology, Telecommunications and Mission Critical Systems.
Author of Industry Metrics and Data Center trainings.
Instructor for Data Center Energy Practitioner (DCEP) program. DOE / Lawrence Berkeley Lab. https://datacenters.lbl.gov/dcep
Data Center Consultant in Energy Efficiency and Reliability
Founder - SERES, LLC (Alabama. USA) – Since 2009
Jorge A. Gil
Highlighted Achievements
Partner Training Org. (SERES, LLC) - Department of Energy / Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, USA.
Partner Training Org. (SERES, LLC) – Swiss Data Center Efficiency Association, Switzerland.
Instructor for DCEP Full Program (Data Center Energy Practitioner) – DOE / Berkeley Lab. USA.
Judge for Annual Top Tier Products Award 2023 – Mission Critical Magazine. USA.
Author/owner of ITRU ™ Metrics. Presented at Open Compute Project Conference and published by 7x24 Exchange Magazine.
Author/owner DSL ™ Metrics. Published by 7x24 Exchange Magazine.
Author of Site Location Risk Assessment Index. Presented at Disaster Recovery Journal Conference.
Author of Rack Densities categories in the Age of AI. Published by 7x24 Exchange Magazine.
Speaker at International Conferences: OCP (Open Compute Project), DRJ (Disaster Recovery Journal), Anixter Events, IBM events, Qnap events, etc.
Research Work
Investigations about methods to assess and improve Energy Efficiency , Sustainability and Reliability in Data Center facilities.
Developed new original metrics: IT Room Utilization (ITRU) ™, for controlling and potentially optimize the space and power utilization in Data Centers facilities; with potential impact on Site Infrastructure energy efficiency and PUE.
Authored Downtime Severity Levels (DSL)™. A unique system that measure the impact of Downtime in Data Centers, considering inherent and non inherent event/downtimes. DSL Article was selected as Cover for 7x24Exchange Magazine Spring’2023.
Another highlighted industry contribution, is the proposal for standardization of Rack Densities categories in the Data Center, published by 7x24Exchange Magazine Fall’2025.