We're excited to announce our newest global partner, Prasa, a leading data center and mission critical infrastructure solutions & services provider in India. This partnership combines our patented, proven liquid-immersion technology with Prasa's expertise, allowing us to serve the unique needs of the burgeoning Indian data center market.

(See the Industry News section below for more a trend report on India's rapid data center growth.)

With our newest post, we kick off a series focused on exploring when data center operators should consider making the switch to liquid-immersion cooling. This first entry of the series focuses on:

• When you're Out of Power to Reach Business Requirements
• When You're Out of Space to Expand Capacity
• When You're Facing High Capital Costs to Build a New Data Center

Explore this popular post on the drivers & benefits of modular data centers. You'll learn a multitude of reasons organizations globally are deploying these systems—even beyond the edge:

• Location Flexibility
• High Density Support
• Speed & Agility
• Cost & Operational Efficiency
• Environmental Resiliency

Our ICEraQ™ liquid immersion cooling system is the most powerful, efficient, cost-effective way to cool any data center.

In this video and you’ll get an answer to the question on the minds of many data center professionals—“How does immersion cooling work?” 

• Cut cooling Energy up to 95%
• Lower upfront costs by 50%
• Compatible with all major OEMs 

Schneider Electric, a leader in data center technologies, provides thought leadership on many aspects of the industry, including data center cooling.

Their latest white paper, Five Reasons to Adopt Liquid Cooling, explores key drivers to implementing liquid cooling in data centers, such as; 

• Rising chip and rack densities
• The need to reduce energy use
• Space constraints

Cushman & Wakefield's latest market trend report states India is poised for massive data center growth. They predict that digital data in India will reach up to 2.3 million petabytes by 2020; growing at twice the global rate.

Bruce Myatt, Data Center Business Leader at design/build firm ARUP, speaks at DCD>San Francisco on the rise of high-density workloads and what it means for the future of data center cooling.

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