Two Italian architects have designed a data center that challenges how
the structures are built. Instead of constructing a flat, sprawling
complex, they are proposing a 65-story data center. From a visual
perspective, the circular, futuristic-looking 'Data Tower,' as Marco
Merletti and Valeria Mercuri call it, almost seems like something out of Star Trek.
But it incorporates sustainable technology for efficiently cooling
hundreds of thousands of servers while increasing reliance on
automation. The building has a modular, cylindrical design that uses a
series of pods to house servers, which are available for service in much
the same way automated parking garage move cars. The data tower, as
with a radiator, is designed to have the maximum contact surface with
the outside. The pods are hooked on to the circular structure of the
tower to form a series of vertical blades.
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