AI was always power-hungry, but the latest generations are far more demanding. These rising demands present a headache for data center builders and operators, who must think years ahead when designing state-of-the-art facilities.
Fortunately, liquid cooling offers greater cooling capacity and energy efficiency vs. air, allowing data centers to allocate more power where it’s needed most. This whitepaper dissects the different forms of liquid cooling, and illustrates why two-phase, direct-to-chip provides the most strategic benefits for long-term data center efficiency.
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