An elite research university needed scalable, cost-efficient infrastructure to support data-intensive research and a high-performance supercomputer. Its existing data centers were expensive and inefficient, especially for cooling and data transfer. By moving to CoreSite, the university adopted a hybrid infrastructure with advanced liquid cooling and direct cloud connectivity. This reduced cooling costs by 33%, eliminated up to 95% of excess heat, and enabled high-speed data transfer to cloud platforms. The solution improved collaboration, expanded compute capacity on demand, and reduced real estate costs, allowing researchers to accelerate innovation while maintaining budget efficiency.

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