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 ...

Without cooling, data centres fall over. In November, a cooling system failure at a data centre in the US sent financial ...

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 ...

Water, advanced fluids and bio-inspired designs are coming together to radically reshape how facilities are architected and operated.

The notion of using liquid as a coolant in technology isn’t new. After all, everything from engines to machine guns have used liquid cooling for decades now. But it’s a little something new for Super ...

In the ever-evolving landscape of data center operations, efficiency and sustainability are paramount concerns. As data demands continue to surge with the expanding use of artificial intelligence (AI) ...

High-density computing workloads like AI training and inference run too hot for traditional air cooling. Companies are increasingly adopting liquid cooling technologies, even in traditional air-cooled ...

Liquid cooling started as a fringe technology but is becoming more common. Proponents hope the same holds true for immersion cooling. As AI and high-performance computing push the boundaries of heat ...

The GB300 is anticipated to be unveiled in the second quarter of 2025, with trial production starting in the third quarter. It will reportedly have a stronger cooling requirement, utilizing fewer ...

I made a decision about 13 years ago — air cooling isn’t for me. I picked up AMD’s FX-8150, assuming I could use the bundled cooler without too many issues. I was wrong. It was obnoxiously loud, even ...