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Nine members of RPI community elected to National Academy of Engineering - Vimarsana News

Nine members of RPI community elected to National Academy of Engineering

TROY, N.Y. — Nine members of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) community, including alumni, faculty, and a member of the RPI Board of Trustees, were recently included in the The National Academy of Engineering’s (NAE) class of 2024. Membership in the NAE is considered one of the highest honors in the field. It is awarded […]

Industry Pro Explores the Future of Data Center Sustainability | Data Center Knowledge | News and analysis for the data center industry - Vimarsana News

Industry Pro Explores the Future of Data Center Sustainability | Data Center Knowledge | News and analysis for the data center industry

Mark Monroe shares his answers to AFCOM's "Five Data Points" interview series.

Microsoft data centre using Ambri's liquid metal battery in UPS - Vimarsana News

Microsoft data centre using Ambri's liquid metal battery in UPS

Ambri system commissioned at Microsoft data centre reduces the use of fossil fuels and enables ancillary service market participation.

Microsoft's new Dublin data center will send power back to the grid - Vimarsana News

Microsoft's new Dublin data center will send power back to the grid

Microsoft’s new data center in Dublin, Ireland, will be able to supply the power grid with backup electricity from its lithium-ion batteries. Microsoft thinks the strategy could help bring more renewable energy online.

Microsoft is using boiling liquid to cool one of its Azure data centers - Vimarsana News

Microsoft is using boiling liquid to cool one of its Azure data centers

Microsoft is using boiling liquid to cool one of its Azure data centers SHARE Microsoft Corp. revealed today that it has been experimenting with what it calls a “two-phase immersion cooling technology” using a liquid that boils at extremely low temperatures to keep its data centers cool. The company explained in a post today on its Innovation blog that it has already implemented the technology in production at its Quincy, Washington-based Azure data center. Today, Microsoft primarily relies on air-based cooling systems in order to keep the temperature of the proc...