At some point, air-cooled IT will reach its maximum potential. At that point, data centers will start to shift to liquid cooling

Computational fluid dynamics can model airflow in servers, but a whole data center space is more complex 

While we’re dreaming up underwater data centers, we also need to tweak our generators

Micro data centers have become something any CTO can be proud of

It’s a different world at the edge

If you are a CxO, don’t believe it when people tell you liquid cooling is expensive or risky. Work it out for yourself!

There must be a strong connection and seamless communication between the enterprise’s DCIM and facility’s BMS

You can get paid for your spare energy. Just be careful to understand what is possible

There’s a complex relationship between cooling efficiency and peak demand

There are more fuel cell vendors than Bloom, and more technologies than solid oxide

Moving to liquid cooling will unlock growth potential and increase efficiency 

Liquid cooling is normally proposed for supercomputers. Now it’s being suggested for smaller edge facilities

Renewable energy is realistic, and so is the zero-waste data center 

Data centers need cooling and power. How will it work if we get both from the same source? 

The recession stopped the green data center movement in its tracks. Now it’s coming back, older and wiser, and without any new metrics

Lead acid batteries have a bad press. Now they can be recycled safely and cleanly, and bring you revenue

Chasing efficiency can make your facility less reliable, unless you can quickly move down the Universal Learning Curve

Europe can run data centers efficiently with adiabatic cooling

Energy demand is high, and indoor cannabis farms also need cooling. Do we have the expertise to help?

Reducing PUE and running hotter is not enough to ensure greater efficiency. The new ASHRAE 90.4 standard should help to develop best practises that are not over-simplified

We hear data centers in the city of Beijing have to have a PUE of 1.5 or less. How will that work? 

Elliptical’s rugged mobile data centers are back from the grave

Modular can mean many different things 

Usually re-using waste heat is too much like hard work. But maybe that’s changing