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.
Executive Roundtable: Liquid Cooling isn’t Just for Density Anymore
The adoption of liquid cooling in data centers is on the rise, according to our Executive Roundtable panel of experts, who cite a confluence of factors that includes rising density, sustainability and the growth of edge deployments.
GRC Raises $28 Million to Accelerate Adoption of Immersion Cooling
GRC (Green Revolution Cooling) has secured a $28 million Series C equity investment led by South Korea-based SK Lubricants, which will help the company address growing demand for its single-phase immersion cooling technology.
WEBINAR: The State of Data Center Cooling
To support operations, today’s data centers need a totally different type of infrastructure from what was required just a few years ago. Join Rich Miller and TMGcore’s JD Enright for a webinar on Feb. 23 to learn about the current state of data center cooling.
Liquid Immersion Cooling Pushes the Heat Limit
Air cooling cannot address three key issues: power density, energy efficiency, and infrastructure costs. TMGCore explores some of the opportunities and limitations of liquid immersion cooling, and how the technology pushes the heat limit.
Data Center of the Future: Equinix Test-Drives New Power, Cooling Solutions
Equinix has created a Co-Innovation Facility (CIF) in Ashburn where it operates liquid-cooled servers supported by fuel cells, sodium-ion batteries and intelligent power management. The facility is part of Equinix’s Data Center of the Future initiative to test-drive new technology.
Sustainability Sharpens the Focus on Data Center Water Usage Effectiveness
The type of heat rejection system used in data center cooling can have a significant impact on the energy efficiency and sustainability of a facility. A new special report from DCF and Nautilus Data Technologies explores how to sustainably meet high density cooling challenges.
Overclocking the Cloud? Immersion Cooling Could Enable Faster Servers
Microsoft has been test-driving the use of overclocked processors running in immersion cooling tanks, and says the combination can boost server performance by 20 percent. The company says immersion cooling “unlocks new potential for data center design.”
Equinix Metal Hopes to Adopt Liquid Cooling Through Open19
Equinix has been testing the use of liquid cooling in its data centers, and hopes to use the technology in its Equinix Metal service to create a high-density, energy efficient computing platform. The initiative will not impact current colocation customers.
Liquid Cooling: Use Cases, Innovation, and Deployment Readiness
The technologies supporting the next generation of immersion cooling have already come a long way. Many challenges facing integrated liquid cooling architectures are being put to rest with innovative approaches to all-in-one liquid cooling solutions. A new Data Center Frontier special report, courtesy of TMGcore, looks at how liquid cooling is driving the evolution of the data center industry.
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.