In this white paper, JetCool Technologies explores how microconvective cooling technology using cold plate design can provide future-ready flexibility for data centers.
Insights: Data Center Cooling
Cooling is one of the primary purposes of data centers. Data center cooling has been the focus of extraordinary progress, as innovations and the application of best practices have brought dramatic gains in energy efficiency. Chief among these improvements has been the use of free cooling, most notably air-side economization. Other techniques gaining traction include water-side economization, direct and indirect evaporative cooling.
At Data Center Frontier, we're also tracking innovations in liquid cooling to handle high-density workloads in high performance computing (HPC) and supercomputing. These include the use of warm water cooling, immersion cooling, phase change cooling technologies. Liquid cooling has been adopted at the row, rack and chip in different implementations.
The Importance of Rack Hygiene in High Density Data Centers
No matter how well a containment system is constructed and installed, its benefits can be reduced or negated if good “rack hygiene” practices are not followed. Learn more about the importance of rack hygiene in high density data centers in this new article from TechnoGuard.
The Semiconductor Roadmap Embraces Innovative Thermal Management Technologies
Paul Hofemann of JetCool, outlines the semiconductor roadmap progression and explores thermal challenges that the industry must address.
Drive Faster Compute Sustainably with Microconvective Cooling
In this white paper, JetCool outlines the state of liquid cooling and how the adoption of microconvective cooling can meet modern and future data center needs for heat removal.
Containment Strategies in High Density Data Centers
One of the most asked questions and “hotly” debated answers to the Cold Aisle vs Hot Aisle containment which is better question are: Cold, Hot or the classic “it depends.” Learn about design considerations for hot and cold aisle containment in this new article from TechnoGuard.
Investors Are Warming Up to Liquid Cooling
A $35 million funding for Immersion cooling specialist Iceotope Technologies illustrates growing investor confidence in the future of immersion cooling, which appears poised to move beyond its historic niches in high-performance computing (HPC) and cryptocurrency.
Understanding the Physics of Airflow in High Density Environments
To understand precision cooling for IT equipment, you must first grasp the physics of airflow in high density data center environments, Julius Neudorfer reviews the critical details in airflow physics in article featuring TechnoGuard.
Pushing the Boundaries of Air Cooling in High Density Environments
Data centers have seen an ongoing increase in average power density, especially over the past decade. TechnoGuard explains how manufacturers and operators are pushing the boundaries of what air cooling can do in a high-density environment.
High Density IT Cooling
Over the last ten years, power density in data centers has been on the rise, leaving many to wonder if the days of air cooling IT equipment are over. This report, courtesy of Technoguard, explores the world of high density cooling, including how the limits of what air cooling can do are being pushed.
Push vs. Pull: Rising Rack Densities & the Cooling Conundrum
Data Center Frontier’s Rich Miller is joined by Aligned’s CEO Andrew Schaap, CRO Eric Jacobs, and Frank Burchi, VP of Solutions Architecture to discuss the need for more dynamic infrastructure and cooling systems in data centers.
Data Center Frontier is edited by Rich Miller, the data center industry’s most experienced journalist. For more than 20 years, Rich has profiled the key role played by data centers in the Internet revolution.