Plummeting temperatures in the Nordics region and parts of North America may cause serious issues for data centre construction already delayed by Covid-19, warns temporary temperature control specialists Aggreko.
I think it’s safe to say we’ve all been feeling the humidity lately, and data centres are no different. According to Aggreko, contractors working on data centre projects must have appropriate dehumidifiers in place, after Europe was hit with yet more heatwaves
As the industry looks towards a permanent renewable energy infrastructure, the resilience of data centres across Europe are now at risk, according to a major new report from Aggreko.
Lithium-ion is far superior to lead acid as a battery chemistry for data centre applications because it delivers higher performance and a more reliable power supply, says temporary power solutions specialist Aggreko.
With supply chain issues being reported across the global data centre market, Aggreko is reminding data centre providers and operators to consider rental solutions to ensure infrastructure projects or cooling requirements are not impacted during this crucial time.
Aggreko is urging data centre operators to prepare their facilities for the warm summer months by implementing the correct level of temperature control and power generation equipment, following confirmation that 2019 was Europe’s hottest ever year on record.
Following news that the 2010s were some of the hottest years on record, Nick Osborne, data centre specialist for Aggreko, explores how providing sufficient air conditioning equipment is a key measure to avoiding overheating and that dreaded downtime.
As we transition to renewable energy and consumer demand for electricity continues to increase, there’s always a high risk that the UK could be hit by sudden power outages. Despite this, a quarter of UK energy decision makers do not have a
Aggreko, a major supplier of temporary power generation equipment, is urging data centres to assess their contingency plans to see whether they could weather any major power outages. The message comes as the company discovered that 25% of UK energy decision makers
Data centre managers can now start the process of implementing a decentralised energy solution to their facilities, after Aggreko officially launched its bridging gap service.
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