Low carbon
In-house data centres tend to be small. Being small means that power cost per rack and carbon emissions per rack tend to be high. When a data centre is in-house, it is a small part of an organisation and there is often little focus on its carbon footprint. It may not be allocated funds to install new energy-efficient plant.
A colocation data centre has economies of scale. It continuously replaces old equipment with new. A key part of its business is driving down its power costs and its carbon emissions.
Carbon footprint reduction through colocating
Placing your equipment in a dedicated hosting environment in a colocation data centre gains power efficiencies and reduces energy consumption. You reduce the carbon footprint of your technical operations because you benefit from the economies of scale that only an efficient, focused, multi-client colocation operation delivers.
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