Sponsored Air vs. liquid cooling: Finding the right strategy for AI-ready data centers
Liquid cooling offers the performance and efficiency needed to manage the intense heat of GPU-driven workloads, reducing energy use while improving reliability
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Liquid cooling offers the performance and efficiency needed to manage the intense heat of GPU-driven workloads, reducing energy use while improving reliability
With AI operations, efficiency isn’t just about how much energy you consume. Rather, it’s about how much compute you produce from it, making output a more meaningful measure of performance
Germany’s Energy Efficiency Act, with its demands for a PUE of 1.2, has reignited a debate: can a data center be both highly available and highly efficient?
Compare the systems weigh up the benefits carefully
The new world of cooling may end up looking a lot like the old world
Why has DCD been talking about air cooling this week?
The opportunistic behavior of modern processors means improved cooling can generate measurable performance benefits for IT equipment
Is it the future of cooling, or just a passing fad?
Renewables, liquid cooling , and multi-cloud will be big this year
Energy alternatives, regulation and efficiency, Vertiv’s top data center trends for 2023
How colocation data centers can help hyperscalers meet sustainability goals through new and innovative technology
As extreme temperatures become increasingly common, how can data centers handle the heat?
Data centers won't use liquid cooling till they have to. Could that time be near?
Advances in data center cooling and power technology could seriously undermine PUE as a benchmarking tool and eventually spell its obsolescence as an efficiency metric
Direct liquid cooling has a long history, and has made a big impact on data centers and in HPC
Well, who expected all that?
Dell’s Triton takes on HP’s Apollo in a cooling technology battle from Mount Olympus
The Navajo Nation is building a supercomputer that takes a simple approach to liquid cooling
Denser computing will force IT to adopt liquid cooling - and bring some very solid benefits