US EditionLiquid cooling could cut energy and water use
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Liquid cooling could cut energy and water use
According to Izabela Jasinska, Liquid Cooling Venture Leader at Chemours, advanced immersion systems can slash cooling energy by up to 90%, cut water use to near-zero and shrink footprints. It’s no secret to this audience that AI, high-performance computing (HPC), and next-generation chips are creating a new set of challenges and opportunities for data centres. Whether you’re a data centre operator; design firm; or a server, tank, or chip manufa…
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