Climate change is impacting homes, businesses and people across the world, and it will also affect the way we design, build and operate our data centres. So let’s look at the risks of climate change on data centres in more detail, and most importantly what should we be doing as an industry to overcome this increasing threat.
Global IT services company Getronics has awarded Keysource a consultancy project to support immersive liquid cooling infrastructure.
Keysource are helping Datum Datacentres move to renewable HVO fuel as part of the net zero operations strategy at their site in Farnborough.
Keysource, the datacentre and critical environment specialist, has appointed a new Head of Operational Services as part of a refresh that will see an increased focus on collecting and leveraging data to support the maintenance, operation and management of complex critical environments on behalf of its global clients.
Keysource has extended its consultancy offer to include detailed analysis on the sustainability and environmental impact of clients’ IT hardware in their data centres. It follows a new partnership agreement with Interact, the specialist company that uses machine learning to deliver verifiable analysis of energy and carbon usage of IT hardware in data centres.
Global data centre and critical infrastructure specialists Keysource, in association with Swiss-based UPS manufacturer CENTIEL have been named as winners of the Edge Project of the Year at the DCS Awards 2022 DCS Awards Voting.
Keysource, the data centre and critical environment specialist, has launched a new service that provides organisations with a digital twin of a data centre’s internal and external infrastructure and environment.
Keysource, the global datacentre and critical environment specialist, has partnered with Tree-Nation and committed to planting a tree for every order it receives in a move designed to offset CO2 emissions on behalf of the company and its clients.
Keysource, the specialist in data centres and critical environments, has successfully completed a management buyout (MBO), led by Stephen Whatling. The transaction was backed by Tosca Debt Capital (TDC) and Shawbrook Bank, who provided equity finance and debt funding respectively. Terms of the deal are undisclosed.
A good testing and commissioning procedure is as critical as a good design for a data centre facility and yet there is far less emphasis on its importance. As a result, many organisations are facing major risks for their infrastructure in that it will simply not achieve the performance, resilience and efficiency that it was designed for.
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