White Paper: Server Design for Sustainability

White Paper: Server Design for Sustainability
White Paper: Server Design for Sustainability
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The global data center construction market is set to soar, expected to hit a staggering USD 453.5 billion by 2033 with a robust 6.7% CAGR from USD 237.1 billion in 2023. Yet, this rapid growth isn't without its drawbacks. The surging demand for servers brings significant environmental concerns, driven by the linear economic model that leads to waste and resource depletion.

Wiwynn's groundbreaking white paper offers a compelling solution. It champions the circular economy, advocating for sustainability through recycling and reusing products. Discover innovative strategies to cut the carbon footprint, including the use of low-carbon and recycled materials, reducing material usage, and boosting product reusability. Dive into Wiwynn’s insights to understand how the data center industry can tackle these environmental challenges head-on and lead the way towards a greener future.

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