The rapid development of the Internet requires data center infrastructures to be extended to
a large scale with a higher power capacity and a reduction in energy consumption and …

The data centers consume a significant amount of energy, with cooling demand accounting
for roughly 40% of the total energy usage. The primary reason for this is the presence of the …

Jet fans have been introduced into under-floor air distribution systems as an active local
measure to reduce hot spot temperatures and improve airflow distribution uniformity in data …

As the demand for data centers rises, efficient cooling systems become increasingly vital to
ensure uninterrupted operations and adaptability to IT service changes. The research …

This study delves into the adoption of the organic Rankine cycle (ORC) for recovering waste
heat from data centers (DCs). Through a literature review, it examines energy reuse with a …

This study presents a prototype of an independent modular air containment (MAC) system
that overcomes the limitations of the existing room-based cooling and applies a row-based …

This study aimed to develop an adaptive artificial neural network model (AAM) for the
prediction of the rack inlet temperature and cooling system energy, and the optimal control …

With the rapid growth of cloud computing, the number of data centers (DCs) continuously
increases, leading to a high-energy consumption dilemma. Cooling, apart from IT …

Problems of hot air recirculation, hot spots, and bad performance indices of data centers at
terminal racks were noticed and reported in the literature. The present work investigates the …

The world has witnessed a global surge in energy consumption and carbon footprint since
the industrial revolution. Data centers are claimed to be the second most significant …