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Ku:l Data Center is the product of a close collaboration between Iceotope, Intel and HPE and promises a faster path to net zero operations by
Jonathan Gibbs, SVP of design and construction, North America, Prime Data Centers explains how hyperscale data centres are overcoming sustainable resiliency Hyperscale data centre users
It is no secret that sustainability has been top of the agenda for the data centre industry for some time. There is an abundance of
According to a recent survey conducted by the Uptime Institute, only one in four respondents think that air cooling will remain the dominant form of
With the amount of computing equipment present, data centres produce a lot of residual heat. Without a comprehensive strategy to keep data centre rooms cool,
If you were to look at the website of any major digital infrastructure provider – from Digital Realty to Echelon, and Vantage to Kao –
Digital Infra Network caught up with Steve Haskew, head of sustainability and social leadership at Circular Computing to talk about how remanufactured hardware can help organisations
Jason Matteson, director of product strategy Iceotope gives his views on the journey to higher power in the rack Liquid cooling is fast becoming critical
The world’s economy is primarily geared towards driving sales and maximising profits. Manufacturing industries play their part in the linear economy, where natural resources are
Edge data centres are on the rise, but what are the implications for sustainability? In the first of a series of articles, Mark Venables looks
With scrutiny of data centre energy consumption on the rise, operators are on the lookout for ways to increase the efficiency of data infrastructure at
National governments are becoming increasingly concerned about the digital sector’s impact on power grids. In Ireland, authorities have placed an indefinite pause on new data
Could moving bits, not watts boost the drive for renewable energy UC Santa Barbara researchers have a bold proposal to tackle one of the biggest
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have been slated as the future of finance. But does that future come at a high price for the world’s sustainability
In the face of global upheaval on multiple axes – from rapid climate change and a transition to cleaner energy supplies, to a reliance on
Heavy industry accounts for roughly 30 per cent of global emissions today, almost exclusively from the use of fossil fuels in production processes, or in