Why liquid cooling is needed. The different types of liquid cooling and how they differ from each other. What questions should be asked before deploying this technology in data centers. With the rapid ...

Compact electronics present a unique challenge when it comes to cooling. While thermal management is becoming a growing concern amid increased chip functionality, smaller devices mean there’s less ...

When converting from air to liquid cooling, components without liquid may become too hot. An entire board or system must undergo thermal analysis to ensure that any components that were once cool ...

As environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria increasingly influence corporate strategies, organizations are ...

We live in an exciting time—liquid cooling, which once seemed more trouble than it’s worth, is fast becoming an accepted and sought-after technology in the data center industry. That said, it’s still ...

Liquid cooling removes heat more efficiently than fans while also extending the life of your hardware.

The next generation of high-performance CPUs and GPUs targeting the demanding needs of AI and HPC will generate a significant amount of heat, making efficient cooling solutions critical for optimal ...

More than a third of enterprise data centers are expected to utilize some form of liquid cooling by 2026, according to a survey of IT professionals by technology publication The Register — a ...

Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ:SMCI) expects to use direct liquid cooling technology in 30% of its racks next year, marking substantial growth for technology that can help make data centers more ...

Liquid cooling in data centers is becoming more of a necessity rather than an option thanks to the super-hot chips used to power AI. The two latest players to bow to the inevitability of liquid ...