July 10, 2026
The colossal computing power that data centers are capable of have one very specific downside (that is, aside from the energy required to process and store information): they produce heat. Lots of it. Yet, there are plenty of viable solutions for resolving the byproduct of computing. To accomplish efficient cooling — and to select or specify the right equipment for the job — typical considerations include geography, equipment footprint, the availability of plentiful water (or not), power requirements, the need for low sound solutions, and design/operating temperatures. Read the full article