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Built for the Mission: Applying Purpose-Driven Engineering to Data Center Cooling Challenges

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By Ray Walsh
| Data Center Frontier Verified
In a recent interview, Ray Walsh, Program Director of Data Center Cooling for MOOG, spoke to Matt Vincent, Editor-in-Chief of Data Center Frontier, about intelligent motion control, cooling systems and MOOG’s plans for the future. Matt Vincent: Can you tell us how MOOG originated and how its expertise in other industries influenced its data center capabilities? Ray Walsh: MOOG is, at its core, a fluid control company.
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Test - Best VPNs for Linux

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By Sean McGrath Verified, Sean Mcgrath, Ray Walsh
| Comparitech Verified
Linux enthusiasts often find themselves overlooked in the realm of software options, and the situation is the same when it comes to VPN services. Let’s face it: Most companies and developers frequently relegate Linux users to the back burner. We saw this firsthand during the course of writing this article. After struggling to use one company’s Linux app, we contacted their support team, who admitted to knowing the app was broken.
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'Don't Turn Around', 'Knife River' a pair of thrilling crime novels that are worth the read

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By Ray Walsh
| Lansing State Journal Verified
Here's a quick look at a recent pair of excellent, fast-paced crime novels. Full of intriguing plot twists that grab your attention, these will keep you flipping the pages in wonderment. One is set in New York state, the other out West. Each is likely to be nominated for a number of "Best in Genre" awards.
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