New cooling technologies that use evaporative mechanisms play a significant part in helping data centres reduce their energy consumption. However, does this simply shift the environmental burden from energy to water use? Yan Evans, global director for FläktGroup’s data centre business argues
Lex Coors, chief data centre technology and engineering officer at Interxion, discusses how the company is helping fly the flag for green technology and what data centre operators can do to follow suit and harness that all-important green power.
With over 30 years’ experience in the UPS industry, David Bond, chairman at Centiel Ltd discusses just how far technology has come, what makes a successful data centre and shares with us some of his biggest bugbears.
The mantra ‘keep the lights on, keep it cold’ is often quoted by data centre engineers when asked to define their roles. However, is this the right approach to energy efficiency and the environmental impact of what are, essentially, utility-hungry sheds that
Kao Data has announced it will operate using 100% renewable energy and be cost neutral to its customers.
Last week, UK, Gatwick based business 4D Data Centres, won an award for its eco-friendly data centre in the Manor Royal estate at the Data Centre Solutions (DCS) awards held in London.
James Rix, associate director for data centres at Arcadis, outlines some important do’s and don’ts when it comes to keeping things cool in your facility.
Superfast data processing using light pulses instead of electricity has been created by scientists.
For its planned data centre relocation, Daimler has chosen maincubes as its new colocation partner.
Schneider Electric has added the new Easy UPS 3M, a 60 kVA to 100 kVA (400V) Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS), to its 3-Phase UPS family of products.
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