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Estimated Reading Time: 4 minutes Data center operators face a perfect storm: AI workloads surge, energy costs rise, and sustainability mandates become stricter. With cooling systems under strain, many teams are now searching for AI-driven energy optimization tools to improve data center efficiency and meet PUE goals without sacrificing uptime.
The joint effort between Stellantis and etalytics has led to up to over 60% greater efficiency and reduction in energy usage for ventilation at its Rüsselsheim plant where Opel and DS Automobiles vehicles are produced, demonstrating the power of AI in optimizing complex industrial systems and marking a significant step
Energy efficiency is often surrounded by misconceptions that prevent businesses from adopting more sustainable and cost-effective practices. With AI-driven solutions playing an increasing role in energy management, it’s essential to separate fact from fiction. Here, we debunk five common myths about AI and energy efficiency. Myth 1: AI Consumes More
Estimated Reading Time: 5 minutes As we navigate through 2025, energy efficiency will be a critical component of successful and sustainable business operations. Whether you’re looking to reduce costs, minimize your environmental impact, or stay competitive in an increasingly eco-conscious market, improving your company’s energy efficiency is a smart move.
The demand for data centers is skyrocketing due to the rise of cloud computing, AI, big data, and IoT. However, these critical components of digital infrastructure face mounting challenges, including high energy demands, sustainability pressures, and stricter regulations. Recently, the European Commission mandated that data centers report key performance indicators
Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes As businesses strive to balance cost savings with environmental responsibility, the BAFA Module 3 funding from the German Federal Office for Economic Affairs and Export Control (BAFA) presents a unique opportunity for energy efficiency improvements. Through the support of this funding, companies can leverage etalytics’
By expanding partnerships and R&D efforts, etalytics aims to make AI-powered sustainability a core component of industrial operations across Europe and beyond. Darmstadt, Germany – November 26, 2024 – etalytics GmbH, a leader in AI-driven energy intelligence, is thrilled to announce the successful closure of an €8 million Series A
Estimated Reading Time: 4 minutes Cooling systems are critical to business operations, especially in mission-critical environments like data centers. However, managing these systems has become increasingly challenging due to rapidly changing environmental conditions and fluctuating IT loads, often with minimal on-site staff. Fast and proactive management is essential for ensuring
As temperatures in Germany and across Europe are climbing up to 30°C, industries such as data centers, chemical and pharmaceutical plants, and automotive manufacturers face significant challenges in maintaining the efficiency of their cooling systems. These mission-critical systems must operate optimally even during heatwaves to prevent overheating and ensure continuous
We are happy to announce that etalytics is now a member of the German Datacenter Association (GDA). Our collaboration with the GDA opens doors to meaningful discussions and collaborations in the realm of sustainable data center practices. About the German Datacenter Association The German Datacenter Association (GDA) holds a prominent
