Intel is advising its customers to increase the temperature in their data centres, claiming that companies can save four percent in energy costs for every 1ºC they turn up the heat.
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Intel tells data centre managers to turn up the heat
Facebook ditches coal and befriends Greenpeace
Greenpeace has ended a long-running campaign calling on Facebook to "unfriend coal" as a source of energy for its data centres after Facebook agreed to promote clean and renewable energy, the companies announced yesterday.
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Green Grid: Modular data centres are more efficient
Modular and prefabricated data centres are significantly cheaper and more energy-efficient than traditional site-constructed facilities, according to a new report from The Green Grid.
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UK data centre market booms
The UK is now one of the largest data centre markets in the world, housing up to 7.6 million square metres of data centre space.
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Uptime Institute kicks off server roundup contest
The Uptime Institute has launched its first Server Roundup Contest to encourage data centre operators to retire obsolete servers and reduce their energy consumption.
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