Bio-inspired in-chip cooling company Corintis raises $25m in round led by Applied Digital
AI-designed cooling routes look like butterfly wings
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Microsoft partners with Corintis for bio-inspired in-chip microfluidic cooling
Claims three times the performance of cold plates
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AI data center growth deepens water security concerns in high-stress states - report
Two-thirds of new data centers since 2022 are in locations with high levels of water stress
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Microsoft study finds liquid cooling can cut data center emissions by up to 21%
The study, which took place over two years, studied air cooling, cold plates, one-phase immersion and two-phase immersion for servers
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Hyperscalers prepare for 1MW racks at OCP EMEA; Google announces new CDU
Hyperscalers look to disaggregate power from IT to reach 1MW racks
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Microsoft to use LG Electronics cooling infrastructure in some AI data centers
As LG goes after more data center customers
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Microsoft's upcoming data centers to use closed loop, zero-water evaporation design
Will be deployed at Phoenix and Mount Pleasant facilities from 2026
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Microsoft adopting direct-to-chip liquid cooling, exploring microfluidics
Company increased water use by more than 1 million cubic meters last year
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DCD Magazine out now: This mag will last 10,000 years
An exclusive profile of Microsoft's Project Silica
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Microsoft to warm homes with waste heat from Danish data center
Facility in Høje-Taastrup will heat 6,000 dwellings
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Microsoft's slow outage recovery in Sydney due to insufficient staff on site
Only three people on site at time of power outage
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YouTuber builds submersible PC
You too could have your own mini Project Natick
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Sabey president says hyperscalers are blocking colo efficiency improvements - Report
Big cloud players run their own data centers warmer, but insist on over-cooling by wholesale providers, says Sabey's Rob Rockwood
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Microsoft to swap water for air cooling at campus in Phoenix, Arizona
Company making switch as city’s infrastructure can’t handle more wastewater
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Data center power surge and cooling failure brings down Microsoft Azure services
Causing outages in South East Asia