Posts Tagged ‘Liquid Cooling’
How Does Chilldyne’s Negative Pressure Liquid Cooling Work?
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!
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 MoreWater-Cooled Servers Common Designs, Components, and Processes
With more water-cooled IT products arriving in the marketplace, ASHRAE TC 9.9 felt the need to outline some of the common processes, parts, and materi- als for focus in use for future water-cooled designs. Some parts in a water-cooled IT system will be specific to the product design, such as cold plates, manifolds, arrangement of…
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