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The Data Center Cooling Channel
Delivering liquid cooling at scale
As rack densities climb and AI-driven workload profiles become less predictable, traditional cooling strategies are being pushed to their limits. Data center operators are now actively assessing a wide range of liquid cooling approaches, from direct-to-chip architectures to full immersion, not as future concepts, but as near-term operational requirements.
Liquid cooling is moving beyond early adoption and into both new-build designs and live environments. The industry challenge is no longer whether liquid cooling will be deployed, but which approaches make sense, where, and how they can be delivered reliably, and at scale.
This series brings together industry leaders already deploying liquid cooling in operational data centers. Drawing on real-world experience, the discussion explores how operators are managing fluid distribution and risk, navigating emerging standards and applying liquid cooling across both new-build and retrofit projects in a practical, operationally sound way.
Episodes streaming from May 12th
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Cooling at the Edge - what really drives TCO?
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| 9:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. | Episodes streaming in ET (UTC-4) |
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Christopher Sullivan Director, Research & Academic Computing - College of Earth, Ocean & Atmospheric Sciences, Oregon State University
