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Thermal Resistance Data for 2,000-Watt Cold Plate with Turbulators
Chilldyne’s liquid cooling technology, featuring cold plates with turbulators, provides a reliable and efficient solution to manage the high heat loads from modern HPC and AI applications. This graph highlights the thermal performance of our 2,000-watt cold plate, showing how advanced turbulator technology significantly improves heat transfer. Figure 1: Thermal performance of the Chilldyne cold…
Read MoreFeatured Report: StorageReview Visit to Chilldyne
We’re excited to share a comprehensive report from StorageReview’s recent visit to our San Diego headquarters. Their team got an exclusive, in-depth look at our leak-proof, negative pressure liquid cooling technology, and we’re delighted to bring you their insights and analysis. As part of their visit, StorageReview produced an informative two-part video series that shows…
Read MoreFeatured Industry Report: The Future of Liquid Cooling
Featured Report: The Next Generation of Liquid Cooling
Read MoreThermal Resistance Comparison
Thermal resistance is a key consideration when selecting a cooling system. AHRAE recentlyreported (1) that thermal resistance will need to be lower for future higher power, lowertemperature CPUs and GPUs. Thermal resistance defined as the CPU temperature rise over theincoming water or air temperature divided by the chip power.
Read MoreFive Reasons to Adopt Liquid Cooling
IT equipment chip densities has been the commonly discussed driver for adopting liquid cooling. But, there are four other reasons why data center owners should consider liquid cooling including low PUE targets, space constraints, harsh IT environment, and water restrictions. This paper describes these reasons. With this information, data center owners can make an informed decision on whether liquid cooling has advantages for…
Read MoreSandia’s Liquid Cooled Data Center Boosts Efficiency and Resiliency
When Sandia installed the 650-kW Attaway supercomputer at their Albuquerque HPC data center in 2019, they sought innovative cooling concepts that would reduce the massive computer system’s significant energy use. Technology partner Chilldyne offered a unique solution: a liquid system that operates under vacuum pressure for resilient, energy-efficient data center cooling. The Chilldyne cooling system…
Read MoreCooling Performance Testing of Attaway’s Negative Pressure CDU
Two-Phase, or Not Two-Phase. After all, that is the question. At least it is for data center cooling architects and planners seeking to maximize cooling efficiency and performance for their ever-growing fleets of servers with the use of liquid-cooling. The use of water-based cold plate and dielectric immersion liquid cooling solutions have seen rapid increases…
Read MoreTwo-Phase, or Not Two-Phase?
Two-Phase, or Not Two-Phase. After all, that is the question. At least it is for data center cooling architects and planners seeking to maximize cooling efficiency and performance for their ever-growing fleets of servers with the use of liquid-cooling. The use of water-based cold plate and dielectric immersion liquid cooling solutions have seen rapid increases…
Read MoreLiquid Cooling Technologies for Data Centers and Edge Applications
Increasing IT chip densities, a focus on energy efficiency, and new IT use cases like harsh edge computing environments are driving the interest and adoption of liquid cooling. In this paper we present the fundamentals of liquid cooling, describe the advantages over conventional air cooling, and explain the 5 main direct to chip and immersive…
Read MoreModerating the Impact of Integrating Water-Cooled Servers Into Data Centres
Water-cooled IT equipment represents a new paradigm for datacom centre operators. As with any new approach to doing things, education will play a large role in the successful implementation of water cooling. Although most of the general rules for current air-cooled implementations apply, datacom centre operators should have cooling contingency plans; implement cooling system redundancy;…
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