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Starting with the first data center in New York in 1989, KDDI has been continuously expanding Telehouse’s presence in new markets for over 30 years, with this recent acquisition bringing the total portfolio of data centers to 12 countries. 

Since its launch in 2021, the program has provided financial support, mentoring and hands-on internship experience to nine students from five partner universities excelling in education and research focused on precision power technologies.

The company that started in Ruskin Heights, Missouri, now operates 29 production and office locations worldwide.

Students participated in a variety of hands-on activities, including making balloon cars, robotic hands, pinwheels, water filtration systems, and solar-powered cars. Each activity allowed students to learn about the importance of manufacturing, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, renewable energy, and natural resources. 

The event provided an opportunity for Danfoss leaders to share ideas and insight with global leaders from government, energy, and industry on how society can address the challenges in reaching net zero emissions.

The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) and Ambition Theory announce the release of “Building Better,” a report based on a survey with 770 women across a variety of construction sectors.

The adoption of the cooling tower rental market is expanding as a result of the constantly expanding industrial and manufacturing sector, particularly in emerging economies.

This partnership aims to further the success of women in construction through advancing their education and careers, as well as advancing the construction industry through increasing talent within the workforce.

Akureyri offers many benefits to businesses looking to house their data in an affordable and sustainable way. Iceland’s cool climate and abundance of energy sources allow businesses to tap into an infrastructure with renewable energy and great connectivity, resulting in significant cost efficiencies. 

The new lab can test a complete range of air conditioning equipment, accommodating air-cooled chillers up to 2.1 MW and water-cooled chillers up to 5 MW.