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The Liquid Future of Data Centre Cooling

With rising demand, and equipment densities, air as a cooling medium is reaching its limits. Developments in hybrid and liquid cooling will allow providers to rise to the challenge sustainably. By Markus Gerber, Senior Business Development Manager, nVent Schroff.

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Plug and play

An increasing number of data centre sites are being made ‘construction ready’ with groundwork and infrastructure already in place for developers. But the benefits of employing an independent operator to connect and maintain these new electrical networks isn’t fully appreciated, as Frank Welsh, Managing Director of UK Power Distribution explains.

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Fuel cell use in data centres – How much do you know?

By Ed Ansett, Founder and Chairman, i3 Solutions Group.

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Four questions to ask your cooling solution provider

There are several competing cooling technologies on the market, but to find the most sustainable solution, you need to look beyond efficiency and ask the right questions of your cooling solution provider. By Carl Turbitt, HVAC Drives UK Sales Manager, ABB.

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Increasing Data Centre Power Consumption in an Energy Crisis

The Role of Generator Maintenance in Ensuring Power Resilience.

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Better partners, better world: four data centre predictions for 2023 

By Chris Pennington, Director of Energy & Sustainability at Iron Mountain Data Centres

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The recurring themes for 2023

By Martin Carroll, Partner, Global Technical Realty.

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What does the year hold for the IT and data centre industries and the Channel which serves them?

Here are the top six trends according to Brent Owens, Director Sales & Partner Enablement EMEA for Vertiv.

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Data Centre 2023 Predictions: What’s Next?

By Matthew Pullen - EVP, Managing Director Europe, CyrusOne.

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Duo of data center dilemmas: emissions and skills shortages

Danel Turk, global segment leader for data centers at ABB, answers our questions on the big dilemmas facing data center operators this year.

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Videos

Women working in the IT industry share their experiences – covering the opportunities they have had, the challenges they have had to overcome during their careers to date, and offering plenty of constructive thoughts and observations as to what improvements still need to be made when it comes to improving diversity within the workplace. Episode 28 Marion Stewart, Chief Operating Officer at Red Helix
Women working in the IT industry share their experiences – covering the opportunities they have had, the challenges they have had to overcome during their careers to date, and offering plenty of constructive thoughts and observations as to what improvements still need to be made when it comes to improving diversity within the workplace.
Steven Brown Schneider Electric’s Global Director - Cloud & Service Provider Segment, discusses the current energy crisis, as well as the ongoing climate change challenge, in terms of how the data centre industry needs to leverage electrification as the key part of a Strategise, Digitise, Decarbonise approach - with the ultimate opportunity of creating climate positive data centres as part of a successful Net Zero strategy.
Tim Loake, VP, Infrastructure Solutions Group, UK at Dell Technologies, discusses the many ways in which the data centre industry can improve its sustainability credentials. The conversation includes some great insights into technology innovations around, liquid cooling, renewables automation and IT hardware, as well as the importance of ensuring end users are optimising the use of their existing digital infrastructure.

News

New software-driven connectivity simplifies user experience and helps business grow and scale.
BT Group’s Digital Unit and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have formed a new, wide-ranging strategic collaboration agreement, building on the existing partnership between the companies that already sees AWS play a key role in supporting the Group’s modernisation.
The European Space Agency (ESA), an intergovernmental organisation shaping Europe’s space capability, is working with data management experts NetApp to help store the vast amount of data collected today and over the past 30 years of space exploration. The data stored comes from the ESA’s solar system missions and from the ESA’s fleet of cosmic observers.
A new animated video from the European Data Centre Association provides an education in the criticality of data centres, the cloud and digital infrastructure to modern Europe, clearing up potential misconceptions for those curious to know more about the sector.