The 4 Cs: addressing data centers’ sustainability challenge
Data center technology is evolving to keep pace with ever-growing demand for cloud services. But higher-performance data centers (DCs) need more power density, generating more heat and requiring more cooling. Not only does this affect the operators’ cost base, but it also sends power use and CO₂ emissions skyrocketing.
If DC operators are to reap the rewards of the expanding cloud economy without harming the environment, they must become more sustainable by bringing down the 4 Cs: energy consumption, cooling, cost and CO₂ emissions. In a new white paper, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group outlines how operators can use technologies available today to migrate DCs toward a power and cooling infrastructure that addresses the 4 Cs challenge.
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