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Modular Liquid-Cooled Server Cuts Cooling Costs 93%

Posted by Environmental Leader on 17/11/2009

A new computer server from Iceotope has modular liquid-cooled components which the company says can help cut a data center’s cooling costs by 93 percent.The product is geared toward companies that want to upgrade existing, traditional air-cooled data centers, which Iceotope says can consume ...

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Liquid Granite made from recycled material reduces fire risks

Posted by DeshRaj on 27/10/2009

Developed at Sheffiel Hallam University, the Liquid Granite made from 70 percent recycled material reduces fire risk in buildings that are exposed to such risks so often. Minimizing its reliance on the cement used in precast concrete by one third,...

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Europe to soon have petrol stations that suck petrol vapour

Posted by AditiJ on 25/09/2009

The European Union member states passed a law yesterday, which will help in preserving the environment. According to the law, all new petrol stations will have to install stage II petrol vapor recovery systems during construction. The system...

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Data Center Efficiencies Coming Full Circle to DC, Liquid Cooling

Posted by Environmental Leader on 08/06/2009

Throwing around terms like liquid cooling and DC power, the next generation in data center efficiencies may have a decidedly retro look, said Roger Schmidt, Chief Engineer for Data Center Energy Efficiency at IBM.Additionally, data centers will incorporate higher voltages and more renewable energ ...

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