Mitsubishi Electric brings cooling expertise to this year’s Data Centre World
Mitsubishi Electric is once again exhibiting at the Data Centre World exhibition from the 2-3 March 2022 at London Excel, ...
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Rittal’s DCiB provides data solutions for Oxford University’s GLAM Division
This article was written by Andrew Wreford - Rittal's Product Manager for IT Systems, on its recent project providing solutions ...
The adoption of alternative data centre cooling to keep climate change in check
DataQube, together with Primaria, is championing the adoption of alternative data centre cooling refrigerants in response to European regulations to ...
Plotting the course to next-gen data centres and new digital infrastructure
This article was written by Collin Arocho, Technology Editor at Bits&Chips, on behalf of Asperitas on the future of next-gen data ...
The fast-track method to data centre scalability – pay-as-you-grow
“Pay-as-you-grow” offers potential for colocation data centre operators to grow sustainably and profitably. In this interview, ABB’s global head of ...
Asperitas and Shell immerse themselves in keeping IT and the planet cool
As governments stumble to get a firm footing in battling climate change, global industry leaders are stepping in to take ...
Schneider Electric recognised in Corporate Knights’ Global 100 for the 11th year
Schneider Electric has recently earned its place in the top ranks of Corporate Knights’ annual Global 100 list of most ...
Johnson Controls ranked in the world’s top 100 sustainable corporations
Johnson Controls has announced it has been named among the world's 100 most sustainable corporations in the 2022 Global 100 ranking by ...
BBT selects MCFI to build first colocation data centre in Permian Basin
Mission Critical Facilities International (MCFI) has announced that it has deployed its GENIUS Modular Data Centre in Midland, Texas. BBT ...
Smart technology to address the data centre energy drain
After the failures of COP26, it became evident that for real change to be implemented, large organisations would have to ...