Microsoft to warm homes with waste heat from Danish data center
Facility in Høje-Taastrup will heat 6,000 dwellings
News - The Data Center Cooling Channel, Peter Judge, DCD
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
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Rendering company shifts workloads to Deep Green servers heating swimming pool
Dirty Looks work will heat swimming pool in Devon
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Edinburgh's exascale supercomputer could heat homes via old mine workings
£2.6m international feasibility study tests storing waste heat underground
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Modine buys TMGcore for immersion cooling assets
Airedale owner gets products to branch into new cooling types
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SSIA publishes Open19 v2 platform specification for liquid cooled data center racks
Tech standards to pull the new techniques into the mainstream
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Two-phase cooling startup Accelsius offers test-drive program
Kickstart lets operators try the NeuCool tech in their own facilities
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COP28: Nations pledge to reduce emissions from cooling
Sixty-three nations sign Cooling Pledge
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Infosys adopts Shell coolant for its Topaz AI platform
Single phase coolant adopted for AI applications
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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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Green Grid updates liquid cooling TCO tool
More data on how liquid cooling could save money
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LiquidStack creates a coolant distribution unit for direct-to-chip systems
Entering the direct-to-chip cooling market
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LiquidStack launches single-phase cooling system for AI loads
Simple immersion may be good enough for AI power densities
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Researchers propose cooling chips with a salty heatsink that can "sweat"
Hong Kong scientists find a salty system removes more heat
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ExxonMobil launches data center immersion cooling fluids
Pumping some fossil fuel into the data center
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AQ Compute to sell HVACs and hire plumbers for liquid-cooled Norway data center
Closed-loop circulation system makes air-conditioning redundant
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BT to test liquid cooling, including a Juniper/Iceotope network switch
Precision cooling on the telecoms network
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Open19 rebrands for bigger mission, as Sustainable and Scalable Infrastructure Alliance
SSIA plans to get operators and vendors to talk about cooling, circulatory and other pressing issues
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ChinData offers full-stack packaged tech for hyperscale data centers
Modular cooling and power, or fully pre-fab facilities
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Dell and GRC sign up SK Enmove for immersion cooling fluids
Singapore lube maker will ease the flow of immersion cooling
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Digital Realty Singapore uses electrolysis to clean its cooling water
SIN10 cooling water can be used three times as long
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Chemours launches two-phase immersion cooling fluid
Lower global warming potential than existing options, but is it a PFAS?
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Australia's Firmus launches immersion-cooled bare metal AI cloud with STT GDC
GPU-centric IaaS offering resides in STT GDC's facilities
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Iceotope, HPE and Intel develop "fit and forget" liquid cooled telco Edge server
KUL runnings for harsh telco and Edge deployments
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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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Singapore's IMDA launches tropical data center sustainability standard
Keeping your cool without burning the planet
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OVHcloud claims combined water-and-immersion cooling cuts energy use by 20%
Running a water circulation system within an immersion tank boosts cooling
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Mechanical engineering group warns European PFAS ban would be "devastating" to net-zero plans
Banning PFAS in Europe would also cripple local engineering firms, says VDMA
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ZutaCore's two-phase cooling will eliminate PFAS in 2026
Goodbye to the not-so-forever chemicals