The Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact has committed the European cloud and data centre industry to ambitious sustainability measures, with twenty-five companies and 17 associations from across Europe having agreed to take specific steps to make data centres climate neutral by 2030.
With digitisation having led to the generation of huge volumes of data, increasing adoption of digital technologies could positively impact the growth of micro data centre businesses to the tune of $15 billion by 2026, according to Global Market Insights.
As of October 1 global ‘green’ data centre owner and operator EcoDataCenter will be established in Stockholm, through the acquisition of two of the region’s most modern and energy-efficient data centre facilities.
CyrusOne has pledged to become carbon neutral by 2040 through the reduction of carbon emissions across the company’s global data centre portfolio.
Louis McGarry, sales and marketing director at Centiel UK compares monolithic UPS with more modern-day modular technology and highlights how mono has moved on.
Marc Garner, vice president, Secure Power Division at Schneider Electric UK&I highlights the tools available to operators to help calculate, manage and monitor UPS power consumption.
Vertiv highlights how companies can improve power and energy efficiency in a post-Covid world.
With the internet and data centres being the biggest growth industry in the UK, electrical demand is continuing to drive climate change. Together, data centre specialist, Professor Ian Bitterlin, and water pump manufacturer Wilo UK, have identified how chilled water pumps could
Ed Butler, CEO and founder at Amito, explores what organisations need to know when evaluating cloud provider efficiency.
TeleData has invested £100,000 into additional cooling infrastructure at its Delta House data centres in Wythenshawe, Manchester, in order to keep pace with increasing customer demand for colocation and cloud hosting services.
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