Data centers are prodigious users of water, but attempts to reduce on-site water usage often just shifts water usage upstream to power generation, argues Excool’s Jon Pettitt

While data center operators want their fleets to be as uniform as possible, customer demands and regulatory requirements mean that, ultimately, many hyperscale data center elements need to be made-to-measure

And what the future of power infrastructure looks like

And minimizing data center waste

While still meeting output-demands

How Green Mountain is setting the green standard by re-using heat waste

Vattenfall’s 24/7 matching solution enables data centers and power companies to precisely match production and consumption

Why are we keeping secrets?

How liquid cooling has developed over the years

In the global fight against climate change, is the data center industry doing enough?

Data centers can be sustainable and resilient

Think it won’t happen for another decade? Think again: data center regulations could be coming in just a year or two, says Node Pole’s Christoffer Svanberg

Debunking some of the myths surrounding data center energy consumption

How taking elements off-site during development can simplify the build

Regardless of the unexpected twists and turns

How sustainability can truly be achieved in our industry

Net-zero carbon emission promises will not be easy to keep unless data center operators radically rethink their cooling, warns Vertiv’s Nigel Gore

And reliability close behind, claims NTT

Either way, it is time things changed

Data centers have been getting ever-more efficient for more than two decades, but there is still much to do, say Niall Killeen, Harry Benson and Nick Armstrong from CAI

Sweden: the elusive land of meatballs, Ikea and ABBA. But what makes it the perfect location for a data center?

Single-use plastics have been criticised for being environmentally harmful, but high-tech, long-lasting plastic technology in piping can enable energy efficient liquid cooling and much, much more

As data center operators seek cleaner, more sustainable options, natural gas backup microgrids could improve emissions and cut costs, through revenue-generating market participation programs

THG is the company behind scores of online brands – including IWOOT – and needed state-of-the-art storage to support its multi-brand ecommerce platform