We recently worked with our client, Data Specialties and their partner, itty bit Better on a sustainability byline for Mission Critical Magazine. The byline takes a renewed look at data center sustainability through the lens of the energy pyramid, which consists of conservation, energy efficiency, demand management, and renewable energy in ascending order (from the bottom up). Check out the full article in the February issue of Mission Critical Magazine
Mission Critical Magazine recently published GRC’s case study detailing its most recent data center liquid immersion cooling deployments at the Texas Advanced Computing Center in Austin. The case study describes how GRC’s ICEraQ Series 10 Quad single-phase liquid immersion cooling system provides the means for TACC to achieve key scientific advancements by pushing the limits of computing power. Lonestar6 is highly efficient and handles GPU-heavy compute loads including HPC, AI, and AR/VR applications; operates at […]
Mission Critical recently featured the joint data center white paper written by GRC and Intel that discusses the challenges to sustainable power use in data centers and demonstrates the benefits of liquid immersion cooling in overcoming these hurdles. With three quarters of operators viewing sustainability as a competitive differentiator, this paper details the problems associated with increasing the compute resources needed in data centers, which consume more energy and rapidly expand an organization’s carbon footprint. […]
Energy use is a significant element of concern with the rise in cryptocurrency mining; and the sector is facing some potential regulatory hurdles and calls for safeguards to ensure that mining operations adhere to environmental sustainability standards. You can download the full white paper at Mission Critical
Our client Data Specialty Inc. (DSI), the leader in data center design-build, recently designed the new Prefabricated Modular Data Center For California Public University to provide their students and faculty with reliability and enough space for updated IT technology. From the article: “DSI worked with the university’s facilities team and a local engineering firm to design a new, state-of-the-art data center to serve campus needs. The university chose DSI’s Prefabricated Modular Data Center solution and […]
We recently worked with our client M&M Carnot to develop a white paper on how to prepare for the phase out of HFCs in data center CRAC systems and to improve the impact of data centers on the environment, while also improving processes and reducing cooling costs. Read the full white paper at Mission Critical.
Mission Critical Magazine features our client Green Revolution Cooling (GRC) for a new immersion cooling solution product, the ICEraQ Series 10.” From the article: “The ICEraQ Series 10 delivers a PUE of less than 1.03 and reduces server power by up to 20% (by disabling or removing server fans). The modular design allows units to be positioned end-to-end, saving floor space. To further provide cooling peace-of-mind, the Series 10 control system monitors for leaks and provides real-time […]
Mission Critical features an article that explains the advantages of liquid cooling. Today, with decades of air cooling behind us, data centers are returning to liquid cooling, using a new generation of systems. It also highlights our client GRC’s first annual Liquid Immersion Cooling Awareness Month. The initiative will increase awareness in the data center community of immersion cooling technology. Please visit Mission Critical Magazine to read more.
Mission Critical Magazine recently covered GRC’s contract with the UK’s ETL to provide liquid immersion cooling through the Zero Carbon Delivery Framework (ZCF), enabling any UK public sector entity the ability to acquire low and zero carbon infrastructure investments. ZCF provides a one-stop shop for public sector entities, such as health care, military, education, and police/fire an expedited and compliant avenue for low- and zero- carbon infrastructure investments. U.K. private and listed companies are also […]
Last week, we worked with our client Data Specialties (DSI) to publicize the completion of their Data Center upgrade for a large Northern California city during COVID-19. To ensure that the project was completed on time and adhered to all COVID-19 protocol, DSI worked directly with the department’s IT staff to ensure they had redundant universal power supplies (UPS’s), to make room for four additional server cabinets for future growth, and to create space to […]
