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Mysore Has a Data Centre that Doesn’t Drink Your Water!
- AI-powered data centres are projected to consume an additional 200 terawatt-hours of electricity annually by 2030, posing a significant sustainability challenge.
- Large-scale data centres, like those operated by Google, can consume over a billion litres of water each year, raising concerns about water usage.
- Microsoft introduced a water-efficient data centre design with chip-level cooling technology to reduce water consumption.
- Vigyanlabs Innovations, based in Mysore, developed micro green data centres to address energy efficiency and reduce carbon footprint.
- The CEO, Srinivas Varadarajan, initiated this innovation-driven company after observing the high energy consumption of large-scale platforms.
- In India, the data centre industry, valued at $10 billion, is mainly concentrated in Mumbai and Chennai, with a rising demand for hyperscale data centres.
- Vigyanlabs' Enterprise Power Management Software and Intelligent Power Management have saved nearly 100 gigawatt hours of energy.
- Their technology optimizes energy consumption across a wide range of devices and servers, reducing wasted energy by 50% in data centres.
- Vigyanlabs' green micro data centre network operates on renewable energy, consuming 50% less energy and operating without water for cooling.
- Their AI system, Mysore.ai, boasts a lower cost and energy footprint compared to leading AI chatbots, focusing on optimizing energy use.
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