Data centres have always required cooling, but the demands on the cooling systems have intensified as power consumption, and the associated heat produced, continues to grow. Energy-efficient cooling is critical to building more sustainable data centre operations. The selection of the right cooling system is a critical facet of the design process and will have significant implications on its operation and sustainability performance. There are a few ways that data centre cooling can be achieved, depending on the needs and structure of the building. There are many traditional and innovative solutions to achieving data centre cooling, depending on the needs and structure of the building. This knowledge talk looks at what is available for operators as they strive to meet the growing sustainability challenges.
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