Aligned Data Centers launches Delta Cube 3.0 air cooling developed with Munters
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Aligned says the latest version of its patented air-cooling unit gives 10% more cooling capacity and 10% better energy efficiency in the same footprint. It forms part of a closed-loop system that Aligned says uses no water for operational cooling. The figures are company claims.
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