Microsoft Seattle data centre to be powered by 'first of its kind' fuel cell technology
Solidpower currently installing 10 solid oxide fuel cells directly above each data server rack at one of Microsoft's Seattle data centres in bid to cut energy costs and emissions
A Microsoft data centre in Seattle is soon to benefit from power generated by on-site fuel cells, in what developer Solidpower has hailed a 'first of its kind' installation of the technology directly above...
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