by Ian Seaton | Mar 24, 2021 | Blog
Airflow Management Through the Years – Part 1: The Birth of Aisle Separation Data center airflow management first became a conversation point back in the mid 1990’s when Robert “Dr. Bob” Sullivan recognized the futility of the then common practice of organizing... 
by Ian Seaton | Jul 8, 2020 | Blog
Data Center Heat Energy Re-Use Part 3b: Hot Water Cooling (Challenges and Metrics) Hot water or warm water data center cooling provides access to maximum free cooling hours as well as the foundation for profitably harvesting data center heat energy – essentially... 
by Ian Seaton | May 27, 2020 | Blog
Data Center Heat Energy Re-Use Part 3a: Hot Water Cooling In this series we are exploring the different ways that data center operators attempt to be responsible global citizens while assuring long-term return on assets by reducing their carbon footprint through... 
by Ian Seaton | Apr 15, 2020 | Blog
Data Center Heat Energy Re-Use Part 2: Tap the Chilled Water Loop In this series we are exploring the different ways that data centers attempt to be responsible global citizens by reducing their carbon footprint through capturing and re-using the heat energy produced... 
by Ian Seaton | Mar 18, 2020 | Blog
Data Center Heat Energy Re-Use Part 1: Ship the Hot Air Next Door Is it possible to recycle some data center energy to achieve a PUE less than 1.00? Over the years I have heard such claims in various sales presentations, coffee corner casual asides and even...
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