The hydrogen generator is a part of a larger effort to make data centres more sustainable and slash emissions
Microsoft claims to have created a 3MW hydrogen fuel cell system that it wants to install at a research data centre, to see whether it is feasible to do away with diesel backup generators. Sean ...
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