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 […]
We recently worked with with our client UPSTACK to develop a byline on the importance of risk assessment when implementing IT security. You can read the full piece at Physicians Practice
New PoP will expand access to high-speed IP transit in Kenya and East AfricaJuly 27, 2022 02:30 AM Eastern Daylight Time MOMBASA, Kenya–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Hurricane Electric, the world’s largest IPv6-native Internet backbone announced today that it has deployed a new Point of Presence (PoP) at iColo, MBA One data center. The facility is located at Mombasa Road, Mombasa 30708, in Kenya. This is Hurricane Electric’s first Point of Presence in Mombasa, and second in Kenya. Mombasa is the second largest […]
Curt Wallace, Senior Solutions Architect at Green Revolution Cooling (GRC), wrote a piece for Facility Executive, discussing how liquid immersion system improves energy efficiency in data centers. From the piece: “Data centers will need forward thinking strategies and management to become as energy efficient as possible, without adding complexity. Liquid immersion cooling is the answer. It is easy to deploy quickly, incrementally, and cost effectively, and it reduces energy costs. It may be the only […]
We recently worked with Carnot Refrigeration on a byline for Mission Critical. In this piece, Seth Chicos, Data Center Sales Manager at Carnot Refrigeration, highlights the key benefits of using CO2 in cooling system. “CO2 as a refrigerant can save on energy and costs, improve system efficiency, and make better use of available space with the reduced size of the components,” he says. You can read the full piece here.
Power cord is the final connection between the power supply and the IT equipment, helping maintain the functionality of every data center. We recently worked with our client the UNC Group to craft a byline clearing up the confusion regarding where and how to use the SVT power cords in data center. You can read the full piece here.
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.
Ben Smith, CPO Green Revolution Cooling, wrote a piece for The Tech Capital highlighting the benefits of immersion cooling for data centers. From the piece: It is no surprise that data center owners and operators are hesitant to make major changes to their facilities. Data centers are complex environments and there is reasonable concern about making changes that can impact both the budget and operations. That is especially true of switching an air-cooled data center […]
We recently worked with Green Revolution Cooling on a byline for Data Centre Review Magazine. In this piece, Larry Kosch, Director of Product Marketing at GRC, explores how immersion cooling can affect data centre metrics. “This is a transformational moment for data centre design, as efficiency and sustainability grow in importance,” he says. You can read the full piece here.
