Nature Based Solutions for Sustainable Data Centers

As a data center, it is now more important than ever to become carbon neutral or, at the very least, to have higher sustainability standards. Embracing change and moving from traditional to highly effective sustainability standards is critical for making the ethical impacts needed to turn the current environmental trajectory around. During this DIN talk, we dive into the details with EVP of Global Operations at Salute Mission Critical, Mike Jones! He shares his experience with carbon neutrality, renewable energy, and pioneering new sustainable strategies that improve performance and lower data center costs.

atNorth are a pan-Nordic colocation, HPC and AI service provider, headquartered in Reykjavik, Iceland, using renewable energy to power their data centers. With two data center campuses in Iceland and one in Stockholm, Sweden, atNorth offers innovative services and solutions to the high-density compute market. Their flagship Infrastructure-as-a-Service product, HPCFLOW, is an AI and HPC-as-a-Service solution that allows HPC operators to consume HPC infrastructure in the most efficient manner possible.  All atNorth solutions are powered with renewable energy and feature high-power efficiency with a PUE starting from 1,03. Harvest the power of the Nordics for resilient, flexible, scalable and cost-efficient solutions!

The CEO of Euclyde Data Center – Anwar Saliba – discusses with DIN the challenges of adopting nature based solutions and why the implementation of these renewable energy sources is more vital than ever as the industry seeks to reach ambitious 2030 decarbonisation sustainability goals.