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CyrusOne, Iron Mountain take on data centre carbon footprint

The two players follow suit to businesses across the globe are under pressure to enhance their climate reforms as more than 590 investors with US$110 trillion in assets under management request environmental data.

By João Marques Lima

Founder and Editor, The Tech Capital

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January 26, 2022 | 1:00 AM GMT

CyrusOne, Iron Mountain take on data centre carbon footprint

Iron Mountain's New Jersey data center facility, NJE-1, has a full solar panel array that generates about 6MW of onsite renewable energy. Source: Iron Mountain

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Two of the world’s major data centre operators, CyrusOne Inc. (NASDAQ: CONE) and Iron Mountain, have today announced new initiatives to fight carbon emissions generated by their cloud storage business.

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