The companies that are cooling on gas
Data centers could be attached to gas pipelines
Long Reads - Cooling, Matthew Gooding, DatacenterDynamics
In-depth features about the data center, AI, semiconductor, telco, and energy markets
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Are diamonds a data center's best friend?
Akash Systems is bring diamond cooling to the data hall
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Ferveret is thinking inside the box
Bringing immersion cooling to the rack
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Uravu's salty solution to the data center cooling conundrum
System can chill racks and harvest heat
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Karman Industries is bringing space age cooling to data centers
Startup's heat processing unit could redefine thermal management
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How OVH is cooling the cloud
A novel liquid cooling system could save space and energy
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Chilling out in 2025: A year in data center cooling
New CDUs, mergers, and waste heat schemes aplenty
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Totally tubular: How Carbice's carbon nanotubes could transform data center cooling
Say goodbye to thermal paste?
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How AirJoule plans to extract water from data center waste heat
A bold vision to access the world's largest aquifer - the atmosphere
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The leak busters
In the age of liquid cooling, data center operators can ill-afford to make leak detection systems an after-thought
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Into the vortex
Startup H2OVortex thinks it can help data centers save water by mimicking a natural phenomenon
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Altered carbon: Could CO2 cooling replace F-gas-based systems?
With F-gas cooling set to be banned, could carbon dioxide emerge as a natural alternative?
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Density dilemmas
Requirements for high-density cooling systems are causing data center operators to get creative
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A chilling proposition? How cryogenic chip cooling could aid data center efficiency
Are experiments with cryogenic CMOS about to hit the mainstream?
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Why Castrol is dipping its toe into immersion cooling for data centers
Cooling fluid for servers is a growing market for oil companies