When there is an increasing number of fallacies in a workplace, the EHS management has to buckle up their seatbelt.

Data centers may seem safer than other sectors but have hidden challenges. There are obstacles and human errors that can amplify the incidents and accidents in data centers. 

The word “Data Center” brings in a vision of infinite cables, servers, cooling systems, and a warehouse that houses all the extensive equipment that stores our data.

In a world where implementing stuff is more manageable, people must concentrate on educating and encouraging those implementations.

e-waste is not just “garbage.” It comprises components and layers that must be segregated and disposed of correctly.

The Importance of Energy Efficiency in Data Centers
As mentioned above, data centers consume a significant amount of energy. This is because data centers require much power to run servers, cooling systems, and other equipment.