As water becomes increasingly scarce, more attention will continue to be aimed at developing less-water intensive cooling alternatives for data centers.

The Essential Series product line offers hyperscale, colocation, high performance computing (HPC), and enterprise data center operators a vendor-neutral, quick-to-deploy, flexible containment system.

Allowances for data center cooling temperatures have risen steadily in recent years, giving operators greater flexibility to benefit from lower power, infrastructure, and operating costs.

The expanded line of York Sun Premier commercial rooftop units is now available in 25 to 80 tons with new, dynamic features.

At its most fundamental level, evaluating colocation proposals involves comparing providers’ responses against your organizational needs, as defined during the scoping process, and usually involves confirming four fundamental questions.

The unique location offers a great advantage in leveraging renewable energy sources and minimizing cooling equipment for close-to-zero CO₂ operations.

While the PUE metric clearly defines the measurement process for facility efficiency (thanks to The Green Grid!), it represents only a portion of sustainability in the overall data center eco-structure.

Kuul Evolution FirePro is designed to withstand the demands of even the toughest HVAC environment.

Greenheck’s HBT-221 rectangular bubble-tight damper is now available in sizes up to 48 x 52 inches.

NextDC provides enterprise-class colocation services to local and international organizations. In July 2012, its M1 Melbourne data center — a 15MW hyperscale colocation facility went live.