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Datacentre startup Deep Green confirms long-standing client Dirty Looks has committed to moving all of its workloads to its heat-reusing server farm, located in a leisure centre in Devon.

The next time you go for a swim, the pool might be heated by all that scrolling you did

The startup's technology recycles energy from data centres to heat water for applications like swimming pools and heating networks.

London-based tech firm secures multi-million pound backing to support roll out of technology that captures and repurposes waste heat from IT data centres

Octopus Energy?s generation arm has announced a £200 million investment in London-based tech disruptor Deep Green to help it rapidly scale its heat re-use technology across the UK....

Octopus Energy invests in scheme which recycles heat from computer data processing centres

Utility provider Octopus Energy has committed to investing £200m in datacentre heat reuse startup Deep Green to help the company scale

Experts from Thales Alenia Space and Deep Green offer their take on some of the technologies that could help ensure our insatiable demand for data is compatible with the push for net zero

Using a ‘digital boiler’, the system immerses computers in mineral oil to capture the generated heat, this is then passed through a heat exchanger to heat the water.

Civo used the Europe leg of its Navigate user conference series to showcase a number of announcements and platform developments. CEO and serial entrepreneur Mark Boost took the stage in London’s ...