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Comments on: Ice Energy to cool data centers

By storing ice made at off-peak times, Ice Energy says its air conditioner connected to data center cooling gear from Data Aire will cut peak-time electricity load.

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by theonlybuster June 9, 2009 9:03 AM PDT
Sounds like every kid's first thought when trying to figure out how an air-conditioning unit works.
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by EricTh June 9, 2009 9:33 AM PDT
Another way to cool datacenters is to automatically shut off servers which are being under utilized and sending load to the other computers. We use a solution from http://www.alpiron.com to do this and it was really easy to install.
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by NewWestMedia June 30, 2009 10:16 AM PDT
Great technology. We produced a video for ICE illustrating their capabilities: http://www.newwestmedia.tv/landing/IceEnergy.html
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