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Synergy: there are 541 hyperscale data centers in the world

26 have opened this year, and there are another 176 in the pipeline

July 07, 2020

https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/synergy-there-are-541-hyperscale-data-centers-world/

"ABB Power Conversion’s Vito Savino elaborates on how data center operators should reimagine the power architectures fueling their facilities."

https://www.cpexecutive.com/post/data-centers-sign-up-for-an-upgrade/

"Social media addicts may have less reason to stay inside uploading cat pictures as pandemic restrictions ease, but that isn’t slowing Facebook’s drive to build more high-tech homes for its users’ data. The company has just broken ground on a new data center northeast of Nashville, Tenn., that will cost more than $800 million and will run entirely on renewable energy."

https://www.cpexecutive.com/post/facebook-breaks-ground-on-800m-tennessee-data-center/

BOOM!!!!

"This Top Ten ranks the biggest Hyperscale Sites around the world measured by square footage. These data centers power the need astounding amount of information used for telecommunications, cloud computing, and financial firms. These hyperscale sites are some of the biggest data centers around the world due to the major investments from companies like Google, Facebook, and Microsoft."

"#1: Microsoft- Chicago, Illinois
700,000 square feet
Reigning in at number one on our list for biggest data centers is Microsoft. One of the largest data centers ever build so far but also being the most unusual. The two story building uses 40-foot shipping containers to house their web servers and uses the second story for the traditional raised-floor data center space."

http://worldstopdatacenters.com/hyper-scale-data-centers/

HydroX-Cell(L)

"When containerised, all principle mechanical and electrical interconnections are housed within a standardised ISO container, simplifying and reducing the cost of installation and transportability to the end user."

https://www.afcenergy.com/products/hydrox-cell_l/

"BK Gulf, a wholly owned subsidiary of Middle Eastern conglomerate Dutco Group is one of the region's largest specialist mechanical and electrical contractors."

"BK Gulf provides specialist design, engineering and fabrication services for bespoke, modular containerised systems."

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/934136/afc-energy-signs-agreement-with-bk-gulf-934136.html

"AFC, a specialist in hydrogen power generation technologies, said ABB has subscribed for £3.25mln in newly issued AFC shares, while Dutco Group, a Dubai-based conglomerate, has subscribed for £1.5mln of new shares"

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/946782/afc-energy-eyes-data-centre-market-as-abb-backs-fundraising-946782.html

I'd say that a large number of containers for Microsoft could explain why Dutco invested in AFC. Then there are possibilities with Apple, Facebook, Google, Yahoo, etc.

Annuity Revenue, I read that as leasing/renting with replacement electrodes every 4 years, and rising dividends for us and the ii's Funds.

AFC Energy's Capital Markets event from 2PM on 5 May 2021, where the Company will provide a ... FULL UPDATE ... on AFC Energy's commercial progress

I get the feeling this will be BIG!

No doubt they will have invited institutions to it, and to a behind closed doors event in the morning.

Great update, great work by Distil, ONE MILLION in cash, at last!!

I said when I bought Distil stock at 0.8p years ago that it was a great recovery stock to hold, and I'd say the recovery is now complete, it's now pretty much risk free, so onwards and upwards!!

Bounced off support from the late January bounce. Onwards and upwards!

"head behind the scenes of ABB’s fast-charger facilities in Tuscany to discover their world-class technical excellence"

https://www.fiaformulae.com/en/news/2021/april/abb-e-mobility-road-and-track-tuscany

DIS need to get on this https://therumshow.com/london/

If only to be under the noses of potential buyers of the RedLeg brand!

Roland Grain took a huge chunk of stock out of the market, reducing liquidity a lot. He could still buy more now that he's got himself on the BoD.

"We've seen tremendous growth in the spiced rum category and for the RedLeg over the last 12 months."

One of the main social media and YouTube drinks guys (Steve The Barman) says in a video last week that he believes Rum is taking off again and will see massive growth over the coming year.

If he's right, we may finally sell a brand (the core company policy!!) and get our special divided!!

"Water extraction and consumption was also a high consideration, and Extreme E worked with local companies for its water supply and utilised water generated from its hydrogen fuel cells for car cleaning, with any excess water shared amongst local communities."

70% of UK fleet vehicles could easily go electric. The real issue, one that AFC solves, ifs the grid connections for fleets.

https://www.just-auto.com/news/over-23-of-uk-fleets-could-be-electrified-research_id201126.aspx

Aim is wrong again.

"Very very few people see a glimpse of a sticker on tv, open there share account and buy a lot of AFC shares. It just doesn't happen"

How many people work in the global finance industry and have seen the name AFC Energy amongst financial news items?. How many fund managers, HNW, etc? How many recognise the name and will it trigger them to look further into AFC and potentially buy shares?

Aim doesn't know, he can't possibly know. I don't claim to know but he does, yet he does not know. What he has posted is yet another BB baseless opinion devoid of any fact or evidence.

I am more interested in how many industry and company viewers are interested in the Fuel Cell EV charging and on seeing the AFC Energy name, go and seek them out for off-grid power.

Either route can lead to more buyers of AFC stock. One route is direct, with viewers buying AFC stock, the other is by increased sales of FC systems leading to higher interest in the stock, and increased buying momentum as more investors become convinced of the upside potential.

AFC system seen 3 times on the first Extreme E race. The first race also showcased (rightly so) the car and it's technology. I expect a similar showcase for the AFC Fuel Cell system in a subsequent race.

Screenshots:

This was shown twice:
https://ibb.co/d4njSvF

This was during the race:
https://ibb.co/WkZthM2

Also remember, the market looks forward not backward!

Ancient MOU's being posted here were done when AFC didn't have a commercial product, but it is now years later and it now has a commercial product, therefore this agreement WILL turn into a full agreement and sales.

That's the sort of BIG news I've been waiting for. Unlike the many MOU's of the past, this one should have no problem becoming a full agreement, now that AFC have a commercial Fuel Cell system on offer.

Plenty of scope for AFC Fuel Cell power in this:

https://www.automation.com/en-us/articles/march-2021/abb-more-collaboration-oems-all-electric-mines

I picked up on this, he is referencing putting 12 x 350kW EV Charging plugs on one site: "Obviously every site won't be able to cope with it, at least initially" so I e-mailed Gridserve and suggested temporary zero emission AFC FC systems running on Green Ammonia. As each site eventually gets a grid upgrade, they just move the FC system to a new site.

I also said that the AFC FC systems can expand the possibilities for their business into more remote areas, such as along the North Coast 500 route in Scotland.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnuH43-nowM