How the AI boom is changing densities

Every Watt of data center power should be used twice

2kW processors and the future of data centers

JetCool's CEO on how thousands of tiny jets could be coming to a data center near you

If you think immersion tanks are the end game for liquid cooling, think again. We hear from engineers who want coolant to flow inside your chips

Can we realistically cool data centers using the resources already available to us?

Cooling systems are trying to use less water. Electrolytic descaling could be the answer

We need liquid cooling, but it won’t replace air

There won’t be room for AI in the existing data center metro hubs. So AQ Compute is standing by to plumb it into a hydro-powered facility in Norway

The largest economy in Europe is the first to experience serious legislation relating to data centers

COOLERCHIPS: From Nvidia to Raytheon, an exclusive look at an ambitious effort to 10× data center cooling

An overview of direct-to-chip and immersion cooling

Fourteen years after apparent proof that warmer is better, colocation companies are still struggling to turn their cooling systems down

Dealing with the hidden problems of dielectrics

Edge data centers aren’t all ISO shipping containers

It’s said that snow gives you two options: shovel or make snow angels. Now you have a third choice: cool your data center

New to these parts? Start here for the basic introduction

If you give your heat away for free, no one wants it. Put a price on it, and customers will form a line

Projects in the US and China have shown that data centers underwater could be more efficient than those on land. But how do you build them?

What’s next for energy efficiency metrics in the data center industry?

Two-phase liquid cooling has finally arrived. Vendors are making purpose-built liquid cooled servers

A new cooling technology debuted at COP26 - one which uses thermal energy to create vibrations that cool systems better

Is it possible to run a conventional cooling system - but use water instead of harmful refrigerant gases? We found a firm that thinks so

Chips are getting hotter, racks are getting denser. We need to start building the data center of tomorrow