Dell urges datacentre managers to turn up the heat
IT giant claims many server farms are wasting energy by keeping the air temperature far lower than the equipment requires
BusinessGreen, 28 Feb 2008
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Galileo aims for datacentres in a cold climate
Datacentre design specialist predicts climate will become a key factor in locating new server farms as energy demand from cooling systems continues to climb 29 Jan 2008
Mitsubishi promises cool air and hot water all in one
Company claims that waste heat system is over three times more energy efficient that conventional boilers 24 Jul 2008
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Galileo aims for datacentres in a cold climate
Datacentre design specialist predicts climate will become a key factor in locating new server farms as energy demand from cooling systems continues to climb 29 Jan 2008
Mitsubishi promises cool air and hot water all in one
Company claims that waste heat system is over three times more energy efficient that conventional boilers 24 Jul 2008
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