Cooling down data centers
ADI Analytics
Boutique consulting firm serving oil & gas, energy, chemical, and industrial sectors since 2009
One of the most critical factors influencing data center energy efficiency is cooling. As data centers become more densely packed with powerful servers, the demand for effective cooling solutions has intensified. Traditional air-cooling systems, while widely used, are often insufficient to meet the cooling needs of modern data centers efficiently. To address this challenge, a range of innovative cooling technologies have emerged, offering significant potential to reduce energy consumption and operational costs.
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