We know that switching from air cooling to liquid cooling in a data center improves efficiency because water is better at carrying away heat than air. Anyone who has walked into a beer cooler at 45°F and jumped into a mountain stream at 45°F will tell you that the liquid sucks away heat faster. This […]
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. We’re delighted to bring you their insights and analysis. During StorageReview visits Chilldyne, they experienced our cutting-edge innovations firsthand. As part of their visit,
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Featured Industry Report: The Future of Liquid Cooling in AI Computing and the Value of Negative Pressure Technology
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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
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Chilldyne’s Reference Design for AI: Leak-Proof Cooling for NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 Clusters AI workloads are more demanding than ever, requiring powerful, high-density computing infrastructure. As these systems scale, cooling becomes a critical challenge—one that traditional methods struggle to meet. That’s why Chilldyne’s patented negative pressure liquid cooling is designed to deliver fail-safe, leak-proof performance for
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Sandia National Labs deployed Manzano supercomputer at their Albuquerque HPC data center with Chilldyne’s negative pressure liquidcooling system. Chilldyne’s cooling solution reduces the computer system’s energy use without risk of leaks.
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