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A UK-based firm may have found a win-win solution to help keep pools open and reduce the environmental impact of global compute and bitcoin mining.

As part of our Mission Possible campaign, edie brings you this weekly round-up of five of the best sustainable business success stories of the week. In this week's edition, a Devon leisure centre using waste heat from a data centre, and much more.

As reported by Datacenter Dynamics, UK startup Deep Green's 28kW system runs a high-performance computing (HPC) cluster for cloud customers looking to use its computing resources.

This is the application immersion cooling and digital boilers have been waiting for

Deep Green, a U.K.-based cloud startup, is offering to install its edge server hardware within organizations in exchange for providing free heat in exchange for lowering its own location and cooling costs as well as its edge servers hosting. Their technology entails installing a mini datacenter with IT equipment immersed in a mineral oil cooling […]

Deep Green is helping businesses cut their bills by turning waste heat from data centres into energy.

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UK start-up launches new technology that harnesses waste heat from data centres for re-use by local leisure centres and businesses

It is estimated that the computer server will be able to warm the pool to about 86°F (30°C) 60 per cent of the time and save Exmouth Leisure Centre thousands of pounds every year.

Twenty pools may be upgraded this year after startup uses energy from small data centre to heat water