When United Airlines needed a new data center, it sought one that could withstand severe weather conditions while maintaining the integrity and security of the cooling requirement. It found the solution in the KyotoCooling System. The system’s design gives the airline, the world’s largest in terms of scheduled passenger-miles own, a design that supports its commitment to act in a manner that is both scally and socially responsible. “The new installation, combined with an existing underground data center on United property, will handle all airline operations worldwide,” said Michael Landers, United’s director of design and construction. “It is a very secure data facility that will handle all of our computer operations and our airline operations, globally.” Ecological Economic Benefits 10-

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