Walk into a typical data center and one of the first things that jumps out at you is the noise—the low, buzzing sound of thousands of fans: fans next to individual computer chips, fans on the back ...

Using hot water to cool supercomputers? Nvidia and others are doing it. It’s liquid cooling minus the water chillers. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced early this year that the new Vera Rubin ...

School districts that operate their own server rooms and data centers need to ensure that their facilities can withstand the effects of climate change, from record-breaking temperatures to unexpected ...

Many current discussions of cooling AI data centers have revolved around liquid cooling, which would immerse racks of modules in fluid using a network of pipes. While liquid is effective, some users ...

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 ...

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 ...

Building a powerful PC often raises one big question: is water cooling necessary for PCs, or is air cooling enough? With modern CPUs pushing higher wattage and turbo speeds, thermal management plays a ...

Choosing between air cooling vs liquid cooling for gaming PCs is no longer a simple budget decision. Modern CPUs push well past 250W under load, while GPUs dump massive heat into compact cases.

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 ...

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 ...

All electronics generate heat, and that heat must be removed to ensure those electronics don’t overheat. Moving air has been the predominant approach for decades, with liquid cooling limited to ...