Liquid cooling stories
Schneider Electric, Avnet and Iceotope are teaming up to jointly develop new liquid cooling solutions for data centers.
HPE unveils the Aitken supercomputer, designed to support NASA's Artemis programme aiming for the lunar South Pole by 2024, enhancing mission simulations.
The new machine will provide a 10-fold increase in speed and provide Australian researchers with world-class, high-end computing services.
Schneider Electric highlights the shift to hybrid data centres, focusing on modularity, edge computing, and the resurgence of liquid cooling for efficiency.
Tech giant Huawei has unveiled plans to adopt Open Rack proposed by the Open Compute Project in its new public cloud data centres across the globe.
Park Place Technologies' CEO shares his views on innovations aside from renewable energy that can slim a data centre's footprint.
Cloudhelix's CTO discusses the future of data centres and cloud solutions and how regulations and demands will shape them.
SPIE UK's Peter Westwood shares what needs to be done to make the vision of a data-driven world more sustainable.
SPIE UK's Peter Westwood discusses the various technologies emerging both now and in the future to boost energy efficiency among data centres.
The prize was awarded for the Fujitsu Server PRIMERGY Immersion Cooling System that can reduce power consumption by up to 40%.
Data centre are famous for being very noisy, but Schneider Electric's Steven Carlini says liquid cooling infrastructure could change that.
As AI applications push modern data centres to their limits, liquid cooling technologies are experiencing a resurgence to meet processing demands.
From IT and telco merging to the renaissance of liquid cooling, here are the company's top predictions for the year ahead.
Data Centers Ireland achieves record-breaking attendance with over 1,600 attendees at this year's event in Dublin.
Schneider's Robert Bunger discusses his key takings from the Open Compute Summit and how Europe is leading the US.
An expert has shared his findings into Microsoft's underwater data centre project, saying the waste heat is unacceptable for climate change.
In June this year Microsoft stretched the boundaries of data centres by dumping one in the sea and Nadella says there will be many more.
The new data center will be located in Singapore and will be more than three times bigger than the nation's current largest facility.
True to form, HP have done their best to impress me with the quality of their build and the features packed into this behemoth.
The industry is set to benefit from a number of factors, with a number of vendors leading the way in innovation.