In a move set to reshape the data center industry, Caddis Cloud Solutions and Ultrascale Digital Infrastructure have announced a strategic partnership that promises to deliver cutting-edge, sustainable solutions for the rapidly evolving digital landscape. This collaboration brings together Caddis’ expertise in data center development and cloud capacity sourcing with Ultrascale’s innovative cooling and sustainable design technologies, creating a comprehensive suite of services poised to meet the demands of the AI era.
The partnership addresses critical challenges facing the data center industry, including energy consumption, water usage, and the need for scalable, future-proof infrastructure. Ultrascale’s patented immersion cooling technology stands at the forefront of this alliance, offering a solution that can reduce energy consumption by up to 70% while eliminating the need for water and toxic chemicals commonly used in traditional data centers. This breakthrough not only enhances efficiency but also significantly reduces the environmental impact of data center operations.
Clients of this new alliance will benefit from a wide range of services, including site master planning, capital partner management, strategic data center development, and end-user deployment. The solutions are designed to be flexible, accommodating both new constructions and existing facilities, with the ability to implement changes in phases to minimize operational disruptions.
Arnold Magcale, founder and CEO of Ultrascale Digital Infrastructure, emphasized the shared innovative spirit and philosophy that makes this partnership a natural fit. He stated, ‘We’re both deeply committed to holistic solutions that are uniquely designed to stand the test of time, rather than cookie-cutter fixes that can leave clients behind the curve – scrambling to catch up.’
Scott Jarnagin, founder and CEO of Caddis Cloud Solutions, highlighted the environmental benefits of the partnership, noting, ‘By incorporating Ultrascale’s advanced cooling technology, we can continue to deliver solutions that significantly reduce energy consumption and environmental impacts, setting a new benchmark for the industry.’
The alliance comes at a crucial time for the data center industry, which faces increasing pressure to reduce its carbon footprint while meeting the exponential growth in data processing demands driven by AI and other emerging technologies. Traditional data centers are known for their substantial water consumption and high energy usage, issues that this partnership aims to address head-on.
The comprehensive approach offered by Caddis and Ultrascale is expected to appeal to a wide range of clients, from hyperscalers and enterprises to cloud infrastructure providers and data center developers. The partnership’s focus on customizable, sustainable solutions positions it to cater to the diverse needs of the market while promoting environmentally responsible practices.
As the data center industry continues to expand globally, the innovations brought forth by this alliance could have far-reaching implications. The potential for significant reductions in energy and water usage could set new standards for data center operations worldwide, contributing to global efforts to combat climate change and resource scarcity.
The partnership between Caddis Cloud Solutions and Ultrascale Digital Infrastructure is effective immediately, signaling a new era in data center technology. As organizations increasingly rely on digital infrastructure to power their operations, this alliance offers a glimpse into a more sustainable and efficient future for the industry.
For more information about the services and technologies offered through this partnership, interested parties can visit www.caddiscloud.com and UltrascaleDI.com.
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