'Digital Boiler': Deep Green debuts pool-heating data centre technology

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Mark Bjornsgaard, CEO of Deep Green, at Exmouth Leisure Centre
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Mark Bjornsgaard, CEO of Deep Green, at Exmouth Leisure Centre

UK start-up launches new technology that harnesses waste heat from data centres for re-use by local leisure centres and businesses

UK start-up Deep Green has today unveiled a new technology that promises to capture waste heat from cloud data centres and provide it free of charge to local businesses and public swimming pools. Dubbed...

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