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Macquarie Immerses Servers ♦ Macquarie Immerses Servers – Macquarie Data Centres has signed a multi-year deal with ResetData, an Australian-first provider using Submer immersion data centre cooling technology. The partnership will see Submer cooling technology used in Australia for the first time, exclusively. Compared with traditional water and air-cooling technologies, Submer’s immersion cooling can reduce […]

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    ♦ Macquarie Immerses Servers – Macquarie Data Centres has signed a multi-year deal with ResetData, an Australian-first provider using Submer immersion data centre cooling technology.

    The partnership will see Submer cooling technology used in Australia for the first time, exclusively. Compared with traditional water and air-cooling technologies, Submer’s immersion cooling can reduce CO2 emissions by up to 45 per cent and creates zero wastewater. It also reduces the physical footprint by up to 90 per cent, and the heat generated by the infrastructure can be 99 per cent recycled. Globally, Submer has partnered with tech giants such as Intel and Dell.

    ResetData will provide disaster recovery-as-a-service (DRaaS) housed in Macquarie Data Centre’s sovereign facilities. The company is targeting growth within government, gaming, video production, rendering and other data-heavy industries needing to balance cost, environmental concerns, and fast-rising compute needs.

    ResetData Co-Founder and Managing Director Bass Salah says the technology enables efficient GPU-as-a-service (GPUaaS), which will be a game changer in 3D rendering, architectural design services, cloud gaming, and even institutional blockchain. Beyond blockchain, he also sees the technology as a cornerstone to enabling the metaverse.

    “As an example, the New South Wales Government is building a digital twin of the entire state,” he said. “It will replicate all levels of infrastructure, street scale and built environment in a single pane which requires significant processing power once this becomes completely populated. It’s vital that governments are leveraging the most efficient data centre technologies.

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