Singapore startup wants to bring liquid-cooled servers to the masses
Founder PS Lee believes that liquid cooling is the answer for tropical data center hubs such as Singapore and upcoming markets such as Indonesia
Long Reads - Cooling, Paul Mah
In-depth features about the data center, AI, semiconductor, telco, and energy markets
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Singapore needs to run its facilities hotter
One degree warmer, and you might save three percent of your power
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The APAC data center in 2018
Expect hybrid cloud and edge to grow
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Making Singapore’s green high-rise data center work
The concept presents interesting challenges related to power, cooling and compliance - all of these were discussed in detail at DCD Zettastructure
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Singapore's green high-rise data center plans: pie in the sky?
Tall data centers could be the answer to a shortage of land. But they also have to be efficient in a tropical environment
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Making your power infrastructure elastic
Data centers can be more flexible with an elastic power infrastructure
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Singapore's green ambitions need data center support
When Singapore signs to cut emissions, data centers will have to get with the program
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Higher density helps everyone - NTT
More power in a new Hong Kong facility is a win-win proposal, says NTT’s Asian cloud leader
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Is your data center infrastructure future-proof?
Don Beaty from DLB Associates outlines the challenges of long-term planning for data center engineers
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CEEDA goes global
Certification aims to make the world’s data centers more efficient