Data Center Dynamics, or DCD, conferences give industry experts an opportunity to come together and discuss the latest trends in the data center industry. According to a recent Forbes article, the recent explosive growth of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence is causing the demand for more data centers to skyrocket. However, with that comes concerns about the energy and water usage data centers need to operate.
Recent studies have shown that by 2030, the overall consumption of data centers across the United States is expected to almost double, moving from 17GW to 35GW. Supporting more AI capabilities means more power and cooling, fueling the need for retrofits and new construction. The challenge is capacity in major US markets is limited to support this demand.
At DCD > Connect New York, topic themes include energy & sustainability, data center cooling, mission critical power, and data center construction. The conference will take place on March 18-19, 2024 at the Marriott Marquis in Time Square.
“In a New York Minute! How Fast Will the Transition to Liquid Cooling Now Be?” | March 19, 2024 at 11:30 am
One major trend that will be discussed is the transition to liquid immersion. Danielle Rossi, Data Center Strategic Leader of Trane, will be part of a very important panel called “In a New York Minute! How Fast Will the Transition to Liquid Cooling Now Be?”
During this panel discussion, other industry subject matter experts will join Danielle to discuss cooling conundrums, revolutionizing efficiency, and how the global regulatory landscape will impact the industry. Read the full abstract to learn more about this panel.
Future of Cooling: Making Data Centers a Force for Good (Invitation-Only) | March 19, 2024 at 12:30 pm
Trane is also excited to co-host a Future of Cooling Lunch on March 19, 2024, at 12:30 pm with Crane Data Centers, one of our co-location data center customers focused on next-generation data center design.
This invitation-only lunch will dive into the issue data centers are causing for local utility companies with greenhouse gas standards they are trying to meet. However, the same load that makes data centers challenging also allows them to be a force for good. From new and highly efficient cooling technologies to electric load flexibility based on integrated energy storage, to renewable generation that also helps guarantee uptime, novel deployments of mature technologies can help data centers be a force for good in moving to an overall decarbonized grid.
Michael Day, Advanced Energy Program Development Lead of Trane, will co-host “Making Data Centers a Force for Good” with Matt Pfile, CEO of Crane Data Centers.
DCD > Connect Debate: Liquid Cooling Dominance - The Only Hope for Data Centers? | March 18, 2024 at 1:45 pm
Trane will also participate in a debate about the rising interest in liquid cooling. Danielle Rossi, Data Center Strategic Leader of Trane, will once again join other industry experts from Verizon, Aligned Data Centers, and more. Can liquid cooling entirely replace air cooling? Is there a balanced cooling setup option? Find out during this debate. Read more about this debate here.
With big data, comes big energy demands.
It’s why we’re passionate about crafting cooling systems that are both reliable and incredibly energy efficient for data centers.
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In this Engineers Newsletter (EN), Trane applications engineer, Greg DuChane, shines a light on the evolution, intersection, and future of AI in the HVAC industry.
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When Rockwall County, Texas, needed to expand its jail facilities, it turned to the Brandt Companies, Trane and others to get the job done. The team helped build an 83,000 square-foot addition and shepherd it through the state’s rigorous oversight process.
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Trane Engineers Newsletter: Artificial Intelligence in HVAC
In this Engineers Newsletter (EN), Trane applications engineer, Greg DuChane, shines a light on the evolution, intersection, and future of AI in the HVAC industry.
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Award-Winning Rockwall County Detention Center Project
When Rockwall County, Texas, needed to expand its jail facilities, it turned to the Brandt Companies, Trane and others to get the job done. The team helped build an 83,000 square-foot addition and shepherd it through the state’s rigorous oversight process.
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Trane Feature: Pioneers of Data Center Cooling Sustainability
Global Director for Data Centers, Danielle Rossi discusses Trane’s innovative cooling technology & its commitment to help meet its customers’ evolving needs.
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Ford's Sustainable Data Center: 540,288 kWh Energy Reduction & $35,000 Operating Cost SavingsFord Motor Company's Dearborn campus achieved remarkable energy savings of 540,288 kWh and reduced CO2 emissions by over 330 metric tons through a cutting-edge, sustainable chiller plant implementation. Learn about Trane's high-efficiency CenTraVac® centrifugal chillers, low GWP refrigerants, and reliable solutions for a mission-critical data center
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Cyxtera Data Center: Energy-Efficient Cooling and Cost SavingsUpgrades to Cyxtera's chiller plant and pumping system controls led to a decrease in energy consumption of 0.7 kW/ton, resulting in over $2,100,000 in annual energy cost savings
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Sustainable Data Center Solutions for Cape Augusta Digital PropertiesInnovative alternative system projected to reduce energy use by about two-thirds; to provide reliable, lower-cost environment for tenants • Augusta, GA Built in 1881, on the historic site of the Confederate Powder Works, Cape August Digital Properties is being developed by Cape Augusta Digital Properties into a major regional data center. The data center development and management company expects to lease portions of the historical property to technology companies, data center users and operators, integrators and cybersecurity educators.