1. Articles mentioning both Tate Cantrell and Department of Energy

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    1. US to use climate to help cool exascale systems

      Explore Computerworld (Feb 8 2012) Construction , Power and Cooling

      US to use climate to help cool exascale systems In a picturesque spot overlooking San Francisco Bay, the US Department of Energy's Berkeley Lab has begun building a new computing center that will one day house exascale systems. ......erkeley Lab has begun building a new computing center that will one day house exascale systems. The DOE doesn't know what an exascale system will look like. The types of chips, the storage, the networkin... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Iceland   Verne Global   Hewlett Packard

    2. U.S. to use climate to help cool exascale systems

      Explore Welcome (Feb 8 2012) Construction , Power and Cooling , Cloud Computing

      In a picturesque spot overlooking San Francisco Bay, the U.S. Department of Energy's Berkeley Lab is building a new computing center that will one day house exascale systems. The DOE doesn't know what an exascale system will look like. The types of chips, the storage, the networkin......ta center. The company can "remix" the returning hot air to have "tight temperature controls," said Tate Cantrell, the chief ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Iceland   Verne Global   Hewlett Packard

    3. US department of energy to cool exascale HPC with local weather

      Explore news.techworld.com (Feb 8 2012) Construction , Power and Cooling , Servers

      US department of energy to cool exascale HPC with local weather In a picturesque spot overlooking San Francisco Bay, the US Department of Energy's Berkeley Lab has begun building a new computing centre that will one day house exascale systems. ......erkeley Lab has begun building a new computing centre that will one day house exascale systems. The DOE doesn't know what an exascale system will look like. The types of chips, the storage, the networkin... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Iceland   Verne Global   Department of Energy

    4. US department of energy to cool exascale HPC with local weather

      Explore da.feedsportal.com (Feb 8 2012) Construction , Power and Cooling , Servers

      US department of energy to cool exascale HPC with local weather ... a friend * Print this article * RSS feed In a picturesque spot overlooking San Francisco Bay, the US Department of Energy's Berkeley Lab has begun building a new computing centre that will one day house exascale systems. ......erkeley Lab has begun building a new computing centre that will one day house exascale systems. The DOE doesn't know what an exascale system will look like. The types of chips, the ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Iceland   Verne Global   Department of Energy

    5. energy stored or energy released? - by Tate Cantrell

      Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Mar 29 2010)

      energy stored or energy released? - by Tate Cantrell ...of green power techniques as identified in a 2008 study by the Electrical Advisory Committee to the U.S. Department of Energy.  If, on the other hand, the legislature does step in and demand 6, 8, or 10 hours of peak capacity... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Iceland   Department of Energy   Tate Cantrell

    6. The Price Of Power

      Explore Forbes.com (Jan 28 2010)

      The Price Of Power ... machines and to cool them is the lowest. So what does it cost around the U.S.? According to the U.S. Department of Energy, the price for industrial operations--basically those companies that can commit to long-term consum......owatt hour, according to Xinhua News Agency. In Iceland it is about 4 cents per kilowatt hour, said Tate Cantrell, Verne Global's CTO. But in many of these countries--or even within ... (Read Full Article)

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