HP has announced the largest deployment of its Dynamic Smart Cooling technology in its new data centre in Bangalore, India. The company has consolidated 14 lab data centres located in Bangalore into a high-density, 70,000 square-foot data centre.

The Dynamic Smart Cooling- based data centre is expected to save 7,500 megawatt-hours (MWh) and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 7,500 tons annually.

According to HP, when fully optimised, the data centre is expected to yield up to a 40% reduction in energy consumption over today’s typical data centre cooling methods.

"This is a great example of research that pushes the boundaries of today’s technology to address challenges companies will face in the future," said Shane Robison, executive vice president, chief technology and strategy officer, HP. "HP continues to set the bar for energy-efficiency initiatives that both make business sense and reduce environmental impact."