The company asserts implementing the new UPS solution could save over US$230,000 in energy costs over five years.

In a time where the environmental impact of data centres is under the spotlight, Digital Realty has just announced a new sustainability achievement.

This week Supermicro released its first annual report detailing the environmental impact of today’s cloud-scale data centres.

Fujitsu's Malaga data centre in Perth has hit a four-star rating from National Australia Built Environment Rating System (NABERS).

This facility is the first of its kind in the Central and Eastern Europe region (CEE) and will enable clients to test environments to improve energy efficiency.

“As an innovative company with sustainability at our core, we are thrilled to announce our achievement of carbon neutrality two years ahead of our 2020 goal."

The company's CEO is confident in Malaysia's future, but asserts changes must to be made to stimulate growth in the data centre industry.

“Today, operators are grappling with new challenges, including increased complexity and high interdependency of systems and data centers."

AN IDG analyst says data center energy requirements are increasing faster than efficiency gains and energy grids can no longer keep up.

Honeywell's Daniela Pandrea delves into the issues around data centre energy efficiency and asserts the solution is really quite simple.

To ensure consumers aren’t paying more for their energy than they need to, the Government has launched an investigation.

After winning the SIG GIGA Trophy, Interoute has laid bare some of its innovations in energy efficiency at its Geneva data centre.

The IoT vendor has now turned to Dicker Data for the distribution of its Ohm platform in Australia.

French energy firm Engie will invest S$80 million over the next five years in establishing a Centre of Expertise for District Cooling in Singapore.

“Given the sharp incline of energy prices, organisations need to clear [market] barriers and act quickly.”

“As data centers generally consume large amounts of energy, we set ourselves a target – to obtain the highest Green Mark award from BCA."

Vertiv’s cooling solution also meets International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards for maximum reliability and energy efficiency.

Energy poverty affects over 42,000 families in Australia, namely indigenous Australians, pensioners and low-income families.

Rittal's Clive Partridge shares his insights on 2018 for the data centre industry, including edge computing, multi cloud and energy efficiency.

​Global Switch has announced that its Amsterdam data centre has achieved ISO 50001:2011 certification for its energy management system.

Policy Connect's report has revealed there are grim concerns that the demand for data and digital service will exceed energy efficiency gains.

The system also features plug and play technology to reduce installation time, or can be installed as a part of a standalone system.

The year seems to be flying by with one month down already, but Vertiv A/NZ managing director Robert Linsdell says there is still much to come.

"Unfortunately, most DCIM experiments run aground well before the three-year mark with little to show for the cost and effort."