The proliferation of data centre infrastructure is causing increased and unsustainable strain on utilities networks, from power grids to water supply. SUBMER co-founder and CEO, Danial Pope, and CTO, Scott Noteboom, explore the idea of ‘data centres that make sense’ – where installations are created with increased rack density and repeatable utility in mind to reach sustainable power and water consumption targets.
Microsoft buys carbon removal credits to offset emissions 
Uptime Institute identifies challenges for data centres in 2023 
First data centre operators certify adherence to climate pact 
New 45MW data centre opens for service in Osaka Keihanna 
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PeaSoup embraces environmental friendly immersive cooling for cloud services. This technology increases performance by stabilising ambient CPU temperature and reduces data centre footprint and power
PeaSoup embracing carbon footprint reducing liquid immersion cooling technology to provide ECO Cloud solutions.
PeaSoup ECO Cloud service is powered by green data centres embracing liquid immersion cooling technology. It’s good for the environment and good for your business.
Working Together For A Sustainable Future! Switching from air-conditioning data centres to liquid cooling will make huge environmental benefits! PeaSoup is an active member of
CEO, Tim Chambers and Operations Director, Angela Meah from coolDC explain their experience working with Power Control in this video testimonial.
