Asperitas develops wall-mounted immersion tank for Edge use cases
Company working with Cisco to immerse Unified Edge hardware as a way to protect servers from dust and damage
News - Asperitas
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
-
-
Immersion cooling firm Asperitas secures investment from Thailand’s Stecon Group and Invest-NL
Size of investment not shared
-
Asperitas launches line of modular Direct Forced Convection immersion cooling tanks
Company says new 12U tank can support 5kW per U
-
Asperitas launches Direct Forced Convection immersion cooling tank
Vertiv announces cooling unit with natural refrigerants, ZTE announced new immersion cooling tank
-
Stulz launches CyberCool CMU for liquid cooling
New CDU to offer heat exchange within liquid cooled systems
-
Seven Dutch firms join EU project for efficient Edge data centers
Asperitas and others work on modular secure Edge facilities
-
Monster appointed CEO at Asperitas
Ronald Monster, that is
-
Bytesnet partners with Boston to implement immersion cooling for heat reuse in the Netherlands
Solution will be able to heat over 10,000 homes and businesses in the Netherlands
-
Crédit Agricole opts for immersion cooling
Asperitas units installed in Chartres site
-
Asperitas and Shell announce new cooling platform and immersion liquid
Asperitas brings a bigger tub and Shell reveals a new cooling fluid
-
DCD>London: Vendors team up to promote immersion cooling
GRC and Asperitas launch site to combat "myths" about liquid cooling
-
Asperitas to supply liquid cooling systems for EcoRacks data center
Two eco-friendly companies in the Netherlands team up
-
-
Stulz uses CoolIT liquid cooling in micro edge unit
Direct-to-the-chip liquid cooling for use in HPC
-
Asperitas to open demo center near Amsterdam Schiphol airport
Liquid cooling company hopes customers will dive in
-
White Space 69: New and improved
Now with 33 percent female presence
-
Dutch startup Asperitas launches liquid cooled modular data center
A box of oil, water, and computing chips