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Using data centres as a testing ground for broader technological innovation.One of the most intriguing points discussed is how data centres can serve as testing grounds for technological innovations that could be applied to other sectors.
The consistent demand for data centre infrastructure provides a unique opportunity to experiment with and refine new technologies, such as advanced cooling systems and energy management solutions.These innovations, once proven, can be scaled and adapted to solve broader challenges in the built environment, making data centres a critical component in driving global sustainability efforts..This episode of.
Built Environment Matters.offers valuable insights into the future of data centres and their role in the broader context of sustainable construction and technological innovation.
Lincoln Wood's experience and perspective provide a compelling look at how Edged is leading the way in redefining data centre design to meet the challenges of the 21st century.. To explore these topics further, tune in to the full episode and join us as we continue to explore the ideas and innovations shaping the future of the built environment.
You can also learn about our approach to data centre design.Accelerating Pharma was the stated purpose of our first venture in bringing people together to help find solutions that would unlock huge potential.MEP has a short lifespan compared with other elements and as such it is even more important to consider the whole life impact of services, alongside the operational carbon impact..
At two thirds of the whole life carbon, embodied carbon is critically important within an office building.Decisions made during early design stages should prioritise embodied carbon alongside design, function, and aesthetics..
The brainstorming sessions on how to move from the BaU scheme to a platform-led scheme (back in 2019) included embodied carbon as one of the technical indicators, giving as much weight to carbon as other metrics such as productivity, safety, and cost..The data collected on this project is valuable, not because it shows how well the buildings perform against benchmarks, but because the data can influence future projects right now.