A1 Digital's cloud provider Exoscale is trialing a direct liquid cooling system in its Vienna, Austria, data center. The ...

As data centers drive higher energy demands, optimizing plant design with energy-efficient cooling solutions could be key—discover how advanced systems can help keep the future cool.

Water always remains in a liquid state and ... will use less than four gallons of dielectric fluid, compared to immersion cooling that needs over 100 gallons per rack. Liquid cooling is used ...

Immersion cooling is a method whereby hardware components are submerged in specially-engineered fluids. The technology offers lower energy consumption, reduced water usage, and less maintenance ...

This puts server blades into a sealed cold box, with no air coming in or out, and cold plates with microchannels to circulate ...

The market for liquid cooling is growing rapidly. Valued at $2.8 billion, it is forecasted to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 27% through 2027. Vertiv, a leading player in the industry ...

Air-cooling methods don’t stand a chance of cooling ... Unlike traditional air-based approaches, these technologies use liquid, either water or dielectric fluid, to remove heat from the equipment.

Key factors data center operators need to consider when selecting a cooling method for their data center - In today’s digital ...