Today Dutch cleantech company Asperitas announced it is partnering with Boston Ltd on Immersed Computing technologies.
Immersed Computing is a technology developed by Asperitas. The concept is based on total liquid cooling or immersion cooling as others call it. Asperitas’ first solution, a plug and play datacentre in a box solution, launched one year ago at the Cloud Expo Europe event in London. Since Asperitas launched their solution they have received numerous award nominations and deployed several installations including a high density 300 kW dedicated Immersed Computing facility in Eindhoven in The Netherlands. Their focus is on bringing sustainable, efficient and flexible datacentres anywhere, including high density datacenters for emerging technologies.
With the ever-growing debate around environmental responsibility, alongside the constant strive to increase efficiency and lower operational costs, the IT industry is having to re-evaluate its practices and approaches to problems,” said Manoj Nayee, Managing Director of Boston Ltd. “Since our inception 25 years ago, Boston has been at the forefront of technology working closely with strategic partners to deliver cutting edge technologies with real world benefits. Our partnership with Asperitas ushers in an exciting new chapter for our business and for our customers delivering radically improved datacenter cooling solutions coupled with intelligent energy recovery and reduced operational costs.”
Global system integrator Boston recently celebrated their 25 years in business. Since its founding in London, UK, Boston has expanded operations globally. Following on from the successful launch of Boston IT Solutions India in 2009, Boston launched Boston Server & Storage Solutions GmbH in Germany a year later, with offices also opening on the West and East coast, USA in 2012. Boston is known for their cutting edge solutions and innovation.
Since our R&D phase we have been working with partners and we strongly believe strategic partnerships are key to bring Immersed Computing to the next level,” said Asperitas CEO Rolf Brink. “We are excited to team up with Boston, they get our technology and customers.”
