For once, Ireland’s fickle weather is proving a good thing. Our new data centre in Dublin benefits from an advanced air-cooling system that uses cool Irish air to keep our computers running smoothly - and removes the need for costly and power-hungry chillers. carbon neutrality and over the years, have reduced our overall energy requirements to around 50% of the energy used by a typical data centre. approximately 80 businesses could be hosted in the cloud . Minister Bruton, TD, and Google's Paul Dunne inspect the air-cooling system
From left to right: Dan Costello, Director of Datacenter Operations, Google and John Herlihy, head of Google Ireland, with Minister Bruton, TD, as he switches on the air-cooling system.
data centre website. Posted by Al Verney, Senior Communications Manager, Google
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