What are the options for cooling data centers

How heat exchangers can help your IT infrastructure grows sustainably.

Industry body expands its climatic recommendations for data centers to address corrosives, high-density servers

Comprehensive loadbank testing at a data center’s commissioning stage – why it is important, and how it reduces downtime.

Fresh water accounts for just one percent of the Earth's fresh water, yet data center operators consume more than 660 billion liters every year - in the US alone

Cooling doesn’t just account for around 40 per cent of all data center power costs, but affects the efficiency of the entire facility

With more and more emphasis on sustainability, how can data centers leave a greener footprint?

From challenge to opportunity when it comes to liquid cooling

As rack power densities go up, cooling has to grow up

Make the right decisions - in the right order!

How computational fluid dynamics helps data center design

The Edge makes up a big part of the sector's growing energy demands. It's time to get smart about that

Driven by the accelerating processing power of data centers, as well as expanding chip densities, air-based cooling techniques are struggling to keep data centers cool

Simulate multiple options simultaneously, then decide!

Direct liquid cooling has a long history, and has made a big impact on data centers and in HPC

Prefab offers many benefits for end-users from enterprise to colocation, so why’s it only beginning to get kudos now?

It's easy to build efficient new data centers, but how do you bring existing ones up to scratch?

Could a decades old engineering principle be the key to unlocking the future of data center cooling?

Immersion cooling is self contained, and a good fit for the Edge

Well, who expected all that?

How color can improve energy efficiency in a data hall

PUE is a simple metric, but now we've reached levels of efficiency where it could become counter-productive

Use controls and sensors to manage delta T

Because now is not the time for excessive maintenance

The future of data centers is surprisingly wet

By applying the latest AI and machine learning technologies, affordable software solutions now exist that can work in parallel with BMS systems to identify and manage away thermal risk

Efficient cooling systems are essential for keeping data center servers in optimal operating condition - and that means a careful choice of insulation materials.

The Edge has needs which only liquid cooling can satisfy