Microsoft to recycle heat generated by data centres.

Why in news?

• A datacentre is a physical facility that organisations use to store their critical applications and data, process data and disseminate them to users.
• The temperatures recorded In the hot aisles of a datacentre hover between 80 and 115 degrees Fahrenheit.
• As a solution to the large carbon footprint of data centres, excess heat generated by data centres can be captured and dean heat from the server cooing process can be transferred to the district heating system.
• It helps to combat climate change.
• For this Microsoft has partnered to begin the first project in Finland.