With the potential for substantial energy savings and a reduced environmental footprint, this breakthrough could shape the future of data centre management and sustainability.
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Data centres, which traditionally maintain temperatures between 20–25°C (68–77°F), are notorious energy consumers, with a substantial portion of their energy usage dedicated to cooling systems. However, new research suggests a redesign to withstand higher temperatures could be more effective.
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