Data Centre Product of the Year award

Iceotope are finalists in this years Network Computing Awards. We have been short listed for: Data Centre Product of the Year.

www.networkcomputingawards.co.uk

Solid idea: liquid to cool computers

TOKYO — Dropping a home computer into a vat of liquid would wreck it. Yet some operators of supercomputers are submerging their machines in liquids, without causing any apparent damage, to keep them from overheating.

The New York Times, By  Eric Pfanner, 17th February

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Liquid-Cooled Supercomputers, to Trim the Power Bill

TOKYO — Dropping a home computer into a vat of liquid would wreck it.

Yet some operators of supercomputers are submerging their machines in liquids, without causing any apparent damage, to keep them from overheating.

 
The New York Times, By ERIC PFANNER, 11th February


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Winners of Sustainable IT Trailblazers Awards

Iceotope has been announced as a winning Sustainable IT Trailblazers in the Tech Trailblazers Awards.

Rose Ross, Chief Trailblazer said, “On behalf of the Tech Trailblazers team and our esteemed international judging panel, I congratulate all the winners of the second-annual Tech Trailblazers Awards. Winners of the Tech Trailblazers Awards are some of the most inventive and visionary enterprise tech startups in the world today. They are certainly the ones to watch blazing their startup trails in 2014.”

For more information, please email us at innovate@techtrailblazers.com, follow us on Twitter @techtrailblaze or via the hashtag  #TTAwards, or visit us on LinkedIn at http://www.linkedin.com/company/tech-trailblazers-awards.

Startup of the Week: Iceotope

Startup of the Week: Iceotope

 

Iceotope has developed an efficient liquid cooling technology that allows supercomputers and data centres in the UK, and even hot equatorial regions, to run as efficiently as those based the Arctic Circle. Iceotope's system was modelled using computational fluid dynamics, and eliminates the need for air conditioning units and fans to carry heat away. Wired.co.uk spoke to founder Peter Hopton.

 

Silicon Europe, by Wired.co.uk, 7th February

 

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