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Are Underwater Data Centers Truly Practical? - Vimarsana News

Are Underwater Data Centers Truly Practical?

Will your next data center be located underwater? Probably not, but some companies think it should be.

James Newitt: From above, an island - Announcements - Vimarsana News

James Newitt: From above, an island - Announcements

James Newitt’s solo exhibition From above, an island premieres the large-scale, three-channel video installation HAVEN (2023).

Source: e-flux.com
China's Highlander completes first commercial underwater data center, looks for exports - Vimarsana News

China's Highlander completes first commercial underwater data center, looks for exports

A net-zero underwater facility is on the way, and Highlander wants global customers, say reports

Underwater data centers making waves - Vimarsana News

Underwater data centers making waves

Editor's Note: China aims to nurture 10,000 "little giants" from 2021 to 2025 amid an ambitious plan to trigger the vitality of small and medium-sized enterprises in its sprawling industrial economy. "Little giants" typically specialize in niche sectors, command high market shares and boast strong innovative capacity. To be termed a "little giant", a Chinese firm must see a minimum 5 percent year-on-year average growth rate of its main business income or net profit in the previous two years. More importantly, it must have two valid invention patents or other s...

World Pumps - Keeping it cool in a data-driven world - Vimarsana News

World Pumps - Keeping it cool in a data-driven world

Our everyday lives are now dependent on the internet with cloud computing and online shopping growing inexorably. All of it requires processing in a spiralling number of global data centres and the unwanted by-product is heat. Here we examine the role of pumps in data centre cooling.