by Ian Seaton | Jul 8, 2020 | Blog
Hot water or warm water data center cooling provides access to maximum free cooling hours as well as the foundation for profitably harvesting data center heat energy – essentially converting waste into resource. What could be better than lower costs and extra income?... 
by Ian Seaton | May 27, 2020 | Blog
In this series we are exploring the different ways that data center operators attempt to be responsible global citizens while assuring long-term return on assets by reducing their carbon footprint through capturing and re-using the heat energy produced by their ICT... 
by Ian Seaton | Apr 15, 2020 | Blog
In this series we are exploring the different ways that data centers attempt to be responsible global citizens by reducing their carbon footprint through capturing and re-using the heat energy produced by their ICT equipment. I have taken for my launch pad an October... 
by Ian Seaton | Mar 18, 2020 | Blog
Is it possible to recycle some data center energy to achieve a PUE less than 1.00? Over the years I have heard such claims in various sales presentations, coffee corner casual asides and even unretractable press releases. Such claims are invariably followed by wise... 
by Ian Seaton | Feb 12, 2020 | Blog
If you think a discussion about some number of airflow management considerations in building a new data center is going to ring up the normal litany of plugging holes with filler panels and floor grommets, separating hot aisles from cold aisles, minimizing or...