DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
News - Sustainability, Intel
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
DCD Magazine #62 out now
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Advanced Cooling Technologies gets $1m in federal funding for data center cooling solutions
Will be used to help make more efficient cooling systems
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US DOE considers building AI data center testbed, setting data center standards, grid upgrade tariffs
Building its own facility and enacting new legislation to help avert AI energy crisis
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Bloom Energy to provide additional fuel cells for Intel data center
Will be largest fuel cell powered data center in Silicon Valley
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ExxonMobil and Intel team up on data center cooling fluid
Duo will collaborate to develop and test new products
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Intel joins RISE data center cooling research project in Sweden
Supports the data center testbed
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Verne Global adds liquid cooling to its underground Finnish data center
Intel and Dell provide liquid cooling at the Ficolo facility known as "The Rock"
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Intel scraps $700m data center research 'mega lab' in Hillsboro, Oregon
But promises that research will go on elsewhere
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Record heatwaves in China strain grid, Sichuan orders factory shutdowns
Joining heatwaves and grid issues in the US, Europe, and across the world; shutdowns impacting semiconductor, lithium, and solar panel industry
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NTT plans to adopt immersion cooling after testing LiquidStack in Japan data center
Mitsubishi, Dell, Cisco, Nvidia, Intel, 3M and HPC all involved in two-phase cooling test
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Intel sets 2040 carbon neutral goal
Chipmaker makes green pledge
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GRC and Intel to research liquid cooling
The two have been working together for nearly ten years
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Europe's Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact takes proposals to the EU
And announces new members including IBM and Intel
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Intel plans to be 100 percent renewable by 2030
And have zero waste, according to its latest promises
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ECS is testing RuggedPOD, a liquid-cooled server chassis designed for the outdoors
Its creators believe RuggedPOD could help reduce data centers’ environmental impact
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Intel builds in-house data center with PUE of 1.06
Former chip manufacturing facility in Santa Clara now used to house servers