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Liquid immersion cooling has the potential to reduce the carbon footprint of data centers. This is because traditional air cooling methods in data centers require large amounts of energy to...

As we head toward a new year, data centers can look forward to seeing new technologies and practices that have long-term benefits. For instance, sustainable cooling is on track to...

Data center servers produce vast amounts of heat. As a result, several cooling techniques have been developed over the last few decades to keep server temperatures low. These techniques are…

Cooling systems rank among the more expensive elements of a data center. Both operationally and in upfront costs, a cooling system is a sizable investment. It’s therefore important to consider...

There’s been a recent uptick in attention to green cooling solutions. Is this just a fad, or will it affect the long-term direction of the industry? Increasingly powerful processors need...

This season, consider a gift that improves the world while also delivering long-term improvements to your data center. At a time when energy use is on an increasing number of...

Data center servers release heat during operation with subtle yet perilous effects. Many data centers use air-based cooling systems to blow this waste heat out into the atmosphere. These data...

Flexibility will be a key consideration for data center companies in the coming year. In a complex business environment, companies will need to be able to make adjustments to remain…

Immersion cooling allows for a much greater density of processing capabilities by removing active cooling components such as fans and heat sinks. The smaller “data center” can provide the same...

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