High energy use is prompting and forcing regulations across the globe
As more data centres are built, more energy is consumed by the data centre industry – which was about 1% of total global energy consumption in 2017. This high energy use is prompting and forcing regulations across the globe requiring data centre PUEs (power usage effectiveness) to be below a certain value to reduce energy consumption.
Existing, imminent and future PUE regulations combined with data centre energy expense becoming an increasingly larger portion of the total cost of ownership (TCO), is putting pressure on data centre owners to reduce the cooling system energy consumption.
Operating a pPUE of 1.03, our chassis-level immersion cooling technologies not only comply with all existing regulations, they fall well below the lowest regulated pPUE of 1.3. Our cooling technologies remove the need for and the restrictions created by energy-intensive air cooling systems – including the server fans – allowing the 15-16% of site power normally stranded to be reclaimed while using up to 5 times less energy.
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