As we navigate the internet, we don't usually think much or realize how our queries send a request to a server in a data center to retrieve the content. But the fact is, we don't live without data centers. Data centers host all the web pages in the world, all your bank information, health records, and basically everything that is digital. They run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, recording everything shared, transacted, and mentioned. There are approximately 8,000 data centers in the world, and with the rise of social, mobile, analytics, and cloud services worldwide, it is expected a growth rate of 10.9% a year by 2030. With the growth comes a cost. Data Centers have a proportionally big footprint. They account for approximately 1% of the energy consumed worldwide. The largest existent data center could power 80,000 U.S. households. The primary consumers are the cooling system, the IT system, and the electrical system. Depending on the energy source (solar, coal, w...