Data Centre World Frankfurt 2019 is fast approaching and with just under a month to go we’re excited to announce the details for a panel discussion on the topic of the EU H2020 funded Boden Type DC One project (BTDC).
Read MoreThe latest Boden Type DC newsletter has been released and gives an excellent update on the project.
Read MoreWith just under a week to go until Datacenter Forum Copenhagen, we’re thrilled to announce that EcoCooling’s MD, Alan Beresford, has been added to the speaker line up!
Read MoreEcoCooling is excited to announce that it will be attending three leading Nordic data events over the coming months.
Read MoreThe adoption of free cooling has recently increased, with many of the hyperscalers implementing fresh air-cooling technologies into their facilities, with great success. This adoption at the larger end of the market and the large energy savings has driven a demand for smaller facilities wanting to exploit the energy saving and cost saving associated with free cooling.
Read MoreEcoCooling had a fantastic two days at ExCel, London for Data Centre World 2019. If you attended, we hope you enjoyed the event as much as we did. We took away a wealth of knowledge and illuminating tools to navigate an ever-shifting digital landscape.
Read MoreThe Boden Type Data Center One, BTDC, was officially inaugurated on Februray 7, 2019 in Boden, Sweden.
Read MoreWe are pleased to announce the BodenTypeDC One data centre facility has been officially approved for operation by Swedish local authorities. The approval is a significant milestone for the H2020 funded project, which aims to prototype a data centre design which can be replicated simply and cost effectively.
Read MoreWith the construction phase finished, the test phase is to be launched in the upcoming weeks in order to implement the R&D goals of the H2020 project. Through the testing the consortium will be able to measure the energy consumption of the IT and supporting infrastructure and also to model the replicability of the building in other geographical locations.
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