Groundbreaking high density, low power usage efficiency data centre technology deployed

DartPoints and TMGcore have announced the deployment of 11 of TMGcore’s Edgebox platforms for connecting networks, content and applications at the edge. The high-performance computing (HPC) technology sets the industry’s standard for the most compact, high density, low Power Usage Efficiency (PUE) data centre infrastructure.

“This partnership between DartPoints and TMGcore allows our cloud, content, and network provider customers to reach a new benchmark when it comes to high-performance computing at the edge,” Scott Willis, CEO of DartPoints, said. “We are deploying these across our portfolio to highlight the scalability of edge-based computing. The world’s leading providers, who come to DartPoints for the latest in edge interconnection, need solutions that will stretch the power of their networks beyond Tier 1. DartPoints is proud to be building the next generation of cloud edge infrastructure to support them.”

The OTTO and Edgebox platforms are designed for high density and to be deployed wherever it is needed while significantly reducing costs, footprint, environmental impact, and ultimately operating more efficiently than traditional methods. More specifically, by utilising Two-Phase Immersion and patented designs, the TMGcore product offerings allow for zero water usage, up to 3,000 watts per square foot, PUE’s as low as 1.028, footprint reduction up to 90 per cent, integrated software systems and robotic hot-swappable capabilities for lights out operations.

“We have optimised our platforms for a range of distributed deployments, all of them with high densities and minimal footprints,” John David Enright, CEO of TMGcore, said. “We look forward to deployments in DartPoints markets around the country, and our partnership demonstrates how these technologies work together in a meshed configuration to allow for content and workloads to effortlessly flow to where they are needed most.”

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