With bog standard air conditioning taking up around 40% of a data centre’s entire power, you can imagine the myriad of new more advanced methods, despite their ‘green credentials’ are sucking up a heck of a lot more than that. So, you’d
To keep up with recent exponential growth in the market, temporary power and cooling solutions specialist Aggreko has expanded its established European data centre team with the appointment of four industry experts. As challenges facing the data centre market have exacerbated since the Covid-19
Avnet, Schneider Electric, and Iceotope have been joined by the experts at Lenovo to bring us the industry’s first commercially available HPC micro data centre solution, cooled by integrated chassis-level immersion. Lenovo is to deploy its Lenovo ThinkSystem SR670 servers in a
Rittal infrastructure is now helping to protect a company‘s IT data centre located within an industrial unit.
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
Here, Iceotope outlines the five different forms of liquid cooling making it a tasty alternative to air cooling for data centres.
Charles Kettering once said, “If you have always done it that way, it is probably wrong.” Karl Lycett, Rittal UK’s product manager for Climate Control explains why.
When Marshall Tufflex needed its compact data centre – located within an industrial unit – protected, Rittal’s infrastructure was there to answer that need.
David Craig, CEO at Iceotope explores how liquid could be the answer to securing the edge.
Mitsubishi Electric has launched a dedicated brochure for the IT Cooling sector, to highlight the advanced range of critical cooling equipment available for data centres.
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