They will fight tooth and nail against doing the right thing

Data center operators are squeezed between increasingly power-hungry servers and the demands of sustainability

How chilled water cooling can play a part in unlocking sustainable data center growth  

Dissipating data center waste heat into bodies of water, rather than the atmosphere, can provide efficiency benefits year round

Evaluating the sustainability of chilled water systems

Two electricty providers have refused to provide power to Yandex in Finland. The result is more Russian gas is being burnt by the locals

Don't forget the people

Direct liquid cooling has enormous potential if the industry can get the chemistry right

Data centers won't use liquid cooling till they have to. Could that time be near?

Liquid cooling comes in a number of forms, but which is right for you? Vertiv technical director Fred Rebarber explains the different options

After COP26, we have to square two sets of requirements

Evaporative cooling uses water, but saves electricity, which has its own embodied water consumption. Should we go water free or not?

The rise of liquid cooling is a sign that high density racks are a trend that’s here to stay. Are data centers ready?

Creativity is there. Hope and vision are in short supply

Part 2 of 2 - measures that can help to minimize the risk of equipment failure.

Part 1 of 2: causes and consequences of corrosion

When it comes to data center cooling, the grass (and the solution) isn’t always greener

Advances in data center cooling and power technology could seriously undermine PUE as a benchmarking tool and eventually spell its obsolescence as an efficiency metric

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