It took 73 years to implement congestion pricing in Manhattan. 45 years (and counting) to implement electricity demand response. Net-neutral bandwidth allocation became a symbol of democracy. What have we learned as designers of socio-technical control systems? Are there better tools than auctioning off public resources? Ezzat Elokda's Annual Reviews in Control vision paper on trustworthy, fair, and efficient socio-technical control using karma economies is out! https://lnkd.in/dEC2B3QB with Andrea Censi, Emilio Frazzoli, Florian Dorfler, Saverio Bolognani NCCR Automation
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What does 99.9999998% uptime actually mean? Let me break it down: Most "reliable" UPS solutions promise five or six 9s. Sounds solid… until you realize that’s still hours of downtime over a decade. For today’s high-capacity workplaces, AI infrastructure, and always-on operations, those hours translate into real risks: lost revenue, disrupted services, frazzled IT teams. I’ve seen businesses spend more time (and cash) playing catch-up than if their systems simply stayed up in the first place. Vertiv’s new Trinergy UPS doesn’t just raise the bar. It launches it into orbit: 99.9999998% uptime. That’s a projected thirty seconds of downtime over TEN YEARS. Seconds: not hours. For critical facilities, that’s a superpower. Why does this matter for you and your customers? - Downtime costs are nearly eliminated. No more scrambling. - Modular self-isolating design keeps your backup running: even during maintenance. - Integrates seamlessly with lithium-ion batteries, nickel-zinc, or other sources to fit any setup. - Smaller footprint and simplified installs mean less clutter, more uptime. Don't accept downtime. Visit our website to learn more about our power protection solutions. acerts.com
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💧 Why Low-Conductivity Coolants Matter Every watt of computing power creates heat — and the bigger the data center, the harder it becomes to manage that heat efficiently and safely. Most people think “just use water” when it comes to cooling. But as data centers and crypto facilities scale, water alone introduces three major challenges: Corrosion & conductivity — untreated water can cause short circuits, degrade metals, or damage circuits if not managed. Scaling & bio-growth — untreated water quickly fouls pipes and heat exchangers. Evaporation losses — open cooling systems waste enormous volumes of water to evaporation or blow-down. That’s why operators are moving toward low-conductivity glycol/water coolants — engineered fluids that provide safer, more efficient, and more sustainable thermal management. ⚙️ How the Systems Differ Method | Efficiency | Water Use | Maintenance | Risks / Limits • Air Cooling — Moderate | Minimal | Moderate | High energy cost, limited density • Water Cooling — High | High | High | Corrosion, biofouling, conductivity • Closed-Loop Glycol — High+ | Low | Low | Slightly higher pumping power • Oil Immersion — Low | None | Moderate | Expensive, hardware adaptation (Data compiled from DOE / FEMP guidance and industry benchmarks.) 💡 Why Low-Conductivity Matters Electrical conductivity in a coolant determines how safely it can operate near sensitive electronics. De-ionized water starts out “non-conductive,” but it quickly picks up ions. Glycol/water blends with high tech corrosion inhibitors stay chemically stable and resist ion build-up. This stability allows closed-loop systems to operate for years with minimal water loss and lower risk of short circuits. The result: ✅ Less evaporation and blowdown ✅ Better corrosion control ✅ Lower total cost of operation ✅ Safer cooling environment for electronics 🌱 The Bigger Picture As regulations tighten around both energy and water use, coolant chemistry is becoming a strategic decision----not just a maintenance one. Low-conductivity glycol systems can cut water use by up to 90 % compared to open towers and lower overall power consumption by improving heat-transfer efficiency. This technology will likely define the next generation of sustainable data centers. Closing Thought: Innovation isn’t only about faster chips — it’s about the chemistry that keeps them cool.
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🔎 Today, we focus on a climate parameter critical for industrial projects: 𝗺𝗮𝘅𝗶𝗺𝘂𝗺 𝘁𝗲𝗺𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 ➡ What is maximum temperature? In engineering, maximum temperature defines the threshold that has an acceptable probability of being exceeded. It is essential for designing resilient cooling systems in data centers, power plant condensers, industrial processes, cold-storage, and more. ➡ Why does it matter? Exceeding the maximum design temperature can disrupt operations, damage infrastructure, and generate significant financial and operational losses. For example, in July 2022, two NHS data centers in London failed during a heatwave, resulting in £1.4 million in direct costs and over 60 days to fully restore services. 🌡️ With climate change driving more frequent and severe heat extremes, how are you rethinking your maximum temperature assumptions? 📩 Let's talk about it: contact@callendar.tech
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Surging demand from AI, electrification, manufacturing, and data centers is set to push U.S. electric grid load ~16% higher in five years—on infrastructure largely built in the mid-20th century. New plants and wires can take 5–15 years and a full-scale overhaul of the U.S. power system is ~$5T. In his latest Forbes Technology Council piece, George Sakellaris makes a compelling case for the fastest lever we have: the demand side. Commercial buildings waste ~30% of the energy they use, and data-driven upgrades can cut consumption up to 50%, easing grid strain and lowering costs now. Read the full article here: https://hubs.ly/Q03NKHqV0 #EnergyEfficiency #BuiltEnvironment #GridResilience #Forbes
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