Immersion Cooling Systems by Iceotope and LiquidStack
Sector: Water Supply and Storage
Source: Data Centre Magazine
Iceotope and LiquidStack are leading the development of immersion cooling systems that submerge servers in non-conductive fluids to remove heat directly. These fluids circulate passively or follow a two-phase process, evaporating to absorb heat and condensing for reuse, with no pumps, fans, or water involved. This method delivers cooling energy reductions of more than 90%, especially in AI trainin
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Description | Iceotope and LiquidStack are leading the development of immersion cooling systems that submerge servers in non-conductive fluids to remove heat directly. These fluids circulate passively or follow a two-phase process, evaporating to absorb heat and condensing for reuse, with no pumps, fans, or water involved. This method delivers cooling energy reductions of more than 90%, especially in AI training environments with high thermal output. |
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