Most organisations aim to have net-zero emissions by the year 2050 and many Governments have aggressive shorter-term emissions targets. This will of course require a total re-design of their data centre strategy in terms of enhanced energy & water conservation, energy efficiency and renewable energy sources.At the heart of the argument is that data centres presently use over 2% of the world's total electricity supply. If left unchecked, this could expand to 13% over the next decade. What's more, in traditional Data Centres, up to 40% of that power consumption is not used for actual computing, but for air cooling infrastructure. As processor power densities continue to increase, servers are now beyond what air cooling systems can do.With generation after generation of processing chips growing ever faster and hotter, and data centres increasingly under pressure to reduce their impact on the environment, more advanced cooling technologies than air are required. GreenSquareDC offers innovative, sustainable, and adaptive new-age hyper-scale Data Centre solutions for environmentally conscious global and regional customers. By reducing the energy, water and space required to operate our data centres, GreenSquareDC's advanced hybrid cooling technology offers businesses a competitive advantage by improving sustainability, reliability, and bottom-line returns.