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Data center air recycling saves cash-strapped greenhouse
Data Center (May 14 2009) Servers
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By Mark Fontecchio, News Writer Forget about a green data center. The University of Notre Dame's high-performance computing (HPC) department has taken things a step further. It now reuses the heat generated by its servers to warm up a historic ... (Read Full Article)
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