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 […]
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Chilldyne Cool-Flo Liquid Cooling Solution Demo
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Chilldyne Liquid Cooling a Dell C6320 Blade Server
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Chilldyne Liquid Cooled Cirrascale GX8 8 Fury X GPUs
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Chilldyne CF-CDU300 Cooling Distribution Unit
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Chilldyne liquid cooling retrofit of a OCP ( Open Compute Project ) Intel Dual Xeon Skylake server
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Chilldyne liquid cooling retrofit of a Dell PowerEdge R720 / R730 server
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In this video, ServeTheHome (STH) covers the latest innovations at Supercomputing 2022, including “a liquid cooling loop that is leak-proof.” Patrick from STH visited the Chilldyne booth and did our cut-the-line demo. The demo, in which a water line is severed with an axe, illustrates how the patented, negative-pressure liquid-cooling system won’t leak.
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Chilldyne’s negative pressure liquid cooling systems operate on negative pressure. But what does this mean? How does a negative pressure liquid cooling system differ from a positive pressure liquid cooling system? And how do Chilldyne’s negative pressure liquid cooling systems prevent leaks in the datacenter? Check out the video above to find out!
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