Iceotope has been shortlisted in the DCS Awards for the following two awards;
Datacentre Power and Cooling product of the Year & Datacentre Energy efficiency Product of the Year.
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Tuesday, 1 April 2014
Valuing the power of UK creativity
The UK has migrated to a knowledge economy, but too few businesses value their intellectual property, from original ideas to brand recognition.
The Times’ Raconteur, Charles Orton-Jones, 31st March
Tuesday, 4 March 2014
Data Centre World: It's hard work cooling off those hot racks
Show report At the Excel Centre in London last week, co-location of a different sort was in evidence with Cloud Expo Europe and Data Centre World sharing floorspace under the same roof.
The Register, By Bob Dormon, 4th March
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The Register, By Bob Dormon, 4th March
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Bright future for British engineering
Take a look at the new video, which explores the UK’s thriving manufacturing industry, featuring Iceotope.
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The Financial Times, Produced by Robert Orr. Edited by Petros Gioumpasis, 21st of February
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The Financial Times, Produced by Robert Orr. Edited by Petros Gioumpasis, 21st of February
Friday, 28 February 2014
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
Monday, 17 February 2014
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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The New York Times, By Eric Pfanner, 17th February
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Friday, 14 February 2014
Liquid-Cooled Supercomputers, to Trim the Power Bill
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
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