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While energy consumption remains a critical element of sustainability, the data centre of the future must consider more than power alone. By Chris Pennington, Director of Energy & Sustainability at Iron Mountain Data Centres.

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Better partners, better world: four data centre predictions for 2023 

Published in Cloud Design + Optimisation Energy Management Hosting + Colocation Infrastructure + Asset Management Infrastructure + Hardware Power & Cooling

By Chris Pennington, Director of Energy & Sustainability at Iron Mountain Data Centres

Elektrobit Case Study: Enable Immense Data Intake to Support Autonomous Driving

Automated vehicles record and process massive amounts of data daily with simulations and high capacity sensors. For Elektrobit, a global supplier of connected software for the automotive industry, the biggest challenge was how to securely store, transfer and process these large amounts of data. The interconnection-first approach, deployed on Platform Equinix®, provided Elektrobit the fastest and most stable option available. Find out how Equinix, with its global data centers and digital edge presence, boosted efficiency, performance, reliability and security for Elektrobit.

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Elektrobit Case Study: Enable Immense Data Intake to Support Autonomous Driving