The Energy & Sustainability Supplement
A sustainable future for data centers
A sustainable future for data centers
Including utility heavyweights Southern Company, PPL Corp, NextEra Energy, Duke Energy, and American Electric Power
Company lists dozens of potential storage locations for potential Edge use cases
Meta, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft dominate clean energy procurement, as overall PPA volumes fall by 10 percent
Could make data centers more efficient
Hyperscalers look to disaggregate power from IT to reach 1MW racks
Could this usher in the 400V era?
The RFI has invited a wide range of companies to submit proposals, including those at the earlier commercialization stage
Partially funded by the Department of Energy
Company gains approval for first of two buildings but still working to source adequate power supply
Plus Total will use Azure and Microsoft 365
Despite local pushback and concerns about the growth of data centers in The Netherlands
But will still sell Azure to Big Oil
It's too expensive, it kills competition, and it's not even really renewable, says a group including QTS, Microsoft and Equinix
At least one operator has gone bankrupt since a new interpretation of an energy tax incentive emerged
Data Center Alley giants don't want the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, they want renewables
PowiDian shows off a new MobHyl unit
Despite some ongoing reliance on fossil fuels
Dutch utility Nuon will expand the existing wind farm, with additional electricity powering Microsoft’s Cloud facility
Stating data center operators should be forced to address energy security issues
The partners are running a 20-rack test in Seattle
David Gauthier reveals the company’s experiments with cooling
Without even accounting for four new planned facilities
Tech vs Trump rift heats up, as does our planet
The pair announced the innovation at the Open Compute Project Summit in Santa Clara
Project Natick evolves into a sea-life haven
Wyoming site funds 237MW of wind power, and makes its generators available to the grid
The editorial team talks about the news announced at the DatacenterDynamics event in London
Carbon credits aren’t enough for the long haul, says Microsoft