Mike Donahue of Schneider Electric joins James Raddings to discuss what 800 VDC means for data center cooling and operator considerations as AI workloads continue to drive higher rack densities
James Raddings speaks with Rajat Bhagat of Arcadis on scaling liquid cooling for AI, from deployment challenges and client adoption to future-proofing facilities amid rapid IT refresh cycles.
Kat Sullivan speaks with Pritish Parida of IBM Research on the evolution of liquid cooling, from single phase to two phase systems, and its critical role supporting density AI infrastructure.
DCD's Kat Sullivan speaks with Jim Simonelli of Schneider Electric on rethinking power architecture for AI compute, high-density design, higher voltages, liquid cooling integration, and technologies enhancing grid interactivity.
Tony Gaunt from Vertiv speaks with DCD's Georgia Butler about the current state of AI-ready data centers and the necessity of liquid cooling.
DCD's Georgia Butler speaks with Daniel Kearney of Firmus about shifting focus from high-performance computing to AI infrastructure.
DCD's Alex Dickins and Hamish Kerr from Firmus discuss cooling strategies for next-gen AI workloads.
Ashley Sturm from Nautilus Data Technologies speaks with DCD's Stephen Worn about the future of AI-driven data centers and groundbreaking cooling innovation designed for high-density workloads.
Borealis Data Center CEO Bjorn Brynjulfsson speaks with DCD's Alex Dickins about how design is being adapted to facilitate AI and the denser workloads it brings with it.