As the world races to meet the insatiable demand for computing power while striving for energy efficiency, a new frontier in data center innovation has surfaced—beneath the ocean’s surface.
The purpose of data center cooling technology is to maintain environmental settings conducive for information technology equipment (ITE) operations. Dissipating the heat and transferring that heat to the outside is the primary challenge.
The data center industry has created significant innovations in its infrastructures and technology-sharing operations over the years. Buildings meet standards of the local government regulations.
Proper cooling in a data center environment has always been a critical system component. All computer systems generate heat during operation, and this heat must be removed for the systems to function proper.
Digital services have been a major reason behind the rise of energy use. The demand for digital services has been steadily growing and with its rise comes the development of its infrastructure.
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One way of measuring data centers’ energy efficiency, according to The Green Grid agreement in 2007, is through a Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) metri
Dried-up trees and plant life become fuel for forest fires. Whether caused by natural or deliberate intent, forest fires will hinder the operations of the data centers.
