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This is the first but not the last. In Auburnville, the Close-Rain business area is preparing to become a real field of data centers, these buildings for storing computer data. The fire company, which built its first data center, is already considering expanding its fleet. “In the end, we want to build a truly dedicated campus. There will be a total of six buildings and more than 30,000 square meters of computer rooms,” explains director Christoph Bouniol.
The first center already has 6,000 square meters and has two rooms to store customer data. Private and public clients such as financial administrations. The purpose is ambitious: to create an establishment every 10 months, entirely “made in France”. To invest a total of 100 million euros.
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Machines that need to be constantly cooled
The other issue is the environment. “It’s interesting to pay the bills to the planet and to the customers,” explains the head of the company. Treatment? Free cooling. Thanks to the partnership with Siemens for the cooling component no air enters the building.
“We use a heat exchanger to cool the room temperature, which cools 85% of the engines. For the remaining 15%, we use classic cooling techniques, but especially for warmer seasons, that is to say at this time. So the energy efficiency is 30 to 35% higher than other data centers.” A cooling technique, in principle, should prevent the fire: “no fuel”.
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