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.
Due to an increase in equipment power consumption and higher density, data centers keep getting louder. We recently worked with our client GRC to craft a byline discussing how data center liquid immersion cooling can improve the quality of life in the data center. You can read the full piece here.
In a recent article covering the rejection of Amazon’s Northern VA data center project, Milldam’s President Adam Waitkunas is quoted discussing the current perception of data centers and emphasizing how data center projects need to have a community relations aspect to them. From the article: “Community relations is going to have to be the new normal for the data center industry because, especially with the development of the edge, it’s going to be nonstop data center growth,” Waitkunas […]
Network World has announced GRC’s partnership with Intel to take immersion cooling mainstream. GRC specializes in immersion cooling for server hardware, which is gaining popularity. From the article: “The two companies announced a multi-year partnership that involves working with data center customers to develop and implement advanced immersion cooling techniques for future data centers. The two will look to test the safety and reliability of the technology for immersion-cooled racks running Intel Xeon Scalable processors.” […]
Local resistance to new data centers is on the rise — and industry insiders tell Bisnow that developers need to start paying attention. Bisnow interviewed Milldam Public Relations President Adam Waitkunas about the perception of data centers. From the article: Experts point to growing public awareness of data centers and their potential impact amid the rapid digital transformation sparked by the coronavirus. Major outlets routinely run stories about the massive amounts of water and power consumed by data centers […]
Our client GRC (Green Revolution Cooling), the leader in single-phase data center liquid immersion cooling, has created a new eBook on how liquid immersion cooling is the optimal solution to address today’s top data center initiatives and considerations, including next-gen applications, edge deployments, HPC, rising rack densities, and sustainability mandates. From the article: “In the eBook, GRC outlines the history of data center cooling, compares current liquid cooling technologies, and illustrates the benefits of liquid immersion cooling […]
Our client Hurricane Electric, an internet service provider, recently opened a new point of presence at 304 Carpenter St. in Providence, Rhode Island. The location in Irontrust Prov.net’s PVD2 data center in the city’s “Fiber Alley” is the company’s first in Rhode Island and its fourth in New England. The location in Irontrust Prov.net’s PVD2 data center in the city’s “Fiber Alley” is the company’s first in Rhode Island and its fourth in New England. […]
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.
Our client Hurricane Electric, the internet backbone company, announced that is has deployed a new Point of Presence at Vocus, Auckland – Albany in New Zealand. This is Hurricane Electric’s second PoP in New Zealand. “We are excited to further expand our services in New Zealand where we can continue meeting the demand for high-speed and cost-effective IP transit,” said Mike Leber, president of Hurricane Electric. Please visit Data Center Dynamics to read more.
