Publicly identified customers take in a range of industries, and include companies from Apple and ebay Inc. to FedEx, Target and J.P. Morgan Chase. Earlier this week Bloom Energy released the first public details on the latest upgrade to its line of “Bloom Box” energy servers, saying its mainstay product can now produce roughly twice the electricity in the same size box and footprint. The new version is called the BBox 2.0 and it has a number of improvements over the original model, including an improved cooling system that allows for more efficient use of power by reducing heat loss from Past company statements have indicated that Bloom’s earlier, 200-kilowatt server could power about 160 American homes, indicating an output on the scale needed to supply for 400 homes with the new Energy Server 5.0 line.
Earlier this week Bloom Energy released the first public details on the latest upgrade to its line of “Bloom Box” energy servers, saying its mainstay product can now produce roughly twice the electricity in the same size box and footprint. The new version is called the BBox 2.0 and it has a number of improvements over the original model, including an improved cooling system that allows for more efficient use of power by reducing heat loss from Past company statements have indicated that Bloom’s earlier, 200-kilowatt server could power about 160 American homes, indicating an output on the scale needed to supply for 400 homes with the new Energy Server 5.0 line.