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Hyperview 5.4 brings a host of powerful updates designed to give users more control, better insights, and a smoother experience across the platform. The release introduces per-sensor access control, allowing teams to restrict visibility to specific sensors for tighter data governance. New location dashboard widgets provide at-a-glance insights into rack power rankings, facility power usage, average temperature, and humidity over time. BACnet/IP monitoring has been upgraded to support more complex network topologies, while search functionality has been improved with exact/fuzzy match toggles and advanced filtering options.

This release release puts more control in your hands with a straightforward but powerful enhancement to sensor management. Now you can customize sensor names to match your naming conventions and make monitoring data more meaningful for your team.

This release focuses on giving you more control over your infrastructure connections and ensuring your monitoring tools run smoother than ever. From enhanced circuit management and expanded search capabilities to optimized data collectors and advanced Modbus support, this update delivers practical improvements that make your day-to-day operations more efficient.

This release is all about helping you move faster, see more, and manage your infrastructure with greater ease. From real-time polling and smarter layout tools to expanded support for DC power and new visual enhancements in rack views, this update is packed with practical improvements. Plus, with French language support and key bug fixes, it’s more accessible and reliable than ever.

In this exclusive interview with Ticker's business news show, Joyda Bianco, CFO of Hyperview, exposes a shocking industry secret: nearly one-third of servers in enterprise data centers are obsolete, unused, or "comatose"—consuming electricity and occupying valuable rack space while contributing absolutely nothing to business operations. That's potentially millions in wasted operational expenses and thousands of tons of unnecessary carbon emissions. But as Bianco explains, this crisis represents your single biggest quick-win for cost reduction and sustainability improvement.