ARP meets some of the biggest challenges faced by hyperscale, wholesale, and colocation data centers.

Enterprise user adoption of cloud services is rapidly accelerating in a crowded and highly competitive supply-side market

Too much power capacity in data centres is going to waste – Ed Ansett, chairman, i₃ Solutions. From an engineering standpoint, data centres exist to deliver IT workloads in a […]

Ed Ansett, Chairman, i3 Solutions, discusses how Adaptable Redundant Power (ARP) meets some of the biggest challenges faced by the hyperscale, wholesale and colocation data centre market.

Adaptable Redundant Power (ARP) meets some of the biggest challenges faced by the hyperscale, wholesale and colocation data centre markets.

Ed Ansett, Chairman, i₃ Solutions, says changing to a dynamic power design is key to eliminating waste and maximising power utilisation

A technique to meet some of the biggest challenges faced by the hyperscale, wholesale and colocation data center market

The world’s data center operators have made big operating adjustments. Some of these changes may stick around post-crisis.

Too much power capacity in data centers is going to waste.

You might think it’s not for you, but the world is moving towards more tightly-knit grids.

Ed Ansett, Founder, i₃ Solutions Group, talks about how the data centre industry can interact with utilities and the effects the energy sector has on it.

For data centres the journey to carbon net zero operations began over ten years ago. With the pace now accelerating, Ed Ansett explains how the sector has built upon the imperative for energy efficiency and is today deploying strategies which put data centres at the heart of sustainable energy supply and distribution.

How electricity price volatility and the race to grid sustainability is accelerating demand response opportunities in data centres. By Kerr Johnstone CEng MIET Director at i₃ Solutions Group

Data centre developers will need to demonstrate policies that address climate change, with power saving and a commitment to net zero a cornerstone of all future builds, says Ed Ansett.

How a sustainable data centre design using CHP could set us on the right path for lowering emissions towards net zero carbon operations.

By Kerr Johnstone CEng MIET Director at i₃ Solutions Group.

For a deeper dive into the points raised, download a copy of Demand Response Opportunities for Data Centre Embedded Generation and Energy Storage Systems.

A global energy price rise that risks making critical industries unviable is probably most people’s definition of a crisis.