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By Eugene le Roux, FSAIRAC, and Eamonn Ryan

Why the same workplace temperature can feel very different depending on what a worker is wearing.

The activity level also represents the amount of heat that the person is contributing to the surrounding environment. Drazen Zigic | Magnific.com

In part one, we cons...


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By Eugene le Roux, FSAIRAC, and Eamonn Ryan

How do activity levels and body mass affect the temperature a worker can safely tolerate?

The activity level also represents the amount of heat that the person is contributing to the surrounding environment.
Magnific.com

The amount of heat a person contributes to thei...


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By Willem Weber, mechanical engineering consultant, Digital Parks Africa

This is part two of a two-part series. The shift towards liquid cooling in AI data centres is not simply a matter of replacing air with water or another coolant. Once rack densities reach the levels associated with modern AI workloads, the cooling system begins to influence the physical d...


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By Eamonn Ryan

Africa’s transition towards lower-GWP refrigerants and more sustainable cooling technologies has received a significant boost, with more than USD22-million approved for projects across eight African countries.

The investment is significant because Africa’s demand for cooling is increasing rapidly.
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By Willem Weber, mechanical engineering consultant, Digital Parks Africa

The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) is changing the engineering requirements of data centres. As computing power increases, rack densities are rising sharply, creating heat loads that conventional air-cooling systems are increasingly dif...


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