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Growth in data centre electricity use
connectingindustry.com (Aug 2 2011) Power and Cooling , Carbon Footprint , Servers
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"Many of Interxion’s data centres now use 100% renewable energy as well as free cooling as standard and have cold aisle containment as a mandatory configuration. Modular, phased build out of data centres as well as the design in the Design Engineering ... (Read Full Article)
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