The “Data Center Thermal Management Report 2020,” published in late 2020 and based on 2018 and 2019 data, states that Vertiv has a 23.5% share of the global data center cooling market.

European clients can now acquire GRC’s immersion-cooling systems through TDCS in order to reduce energy use or power consumption, solve power and space density challenges, cut energy cooling costs, and place HPC compute close to where it’s needed.

Recognizing the increasing power demands of high-performance embedded systems, Elma Electronic released a new rugged ATR chassis compliant with VITA 48.4 for liquid flow-through (LFT) cooling.

In true U.S. style, there will be a motion presented to both participants, which will serve as the framework of the debate.

As servers become more sophisticated and generate more heat, the data center liquid cooling industry is set to surpass $3 billion by 2026, according to a new research report by Global Market Insights.

New technologies and increasing demands are generating a considerable amount of heat as information technology equipment (ITE) power density soars past 5 kW, contributing to tremendous challenges for data centers.

GF's new product, the COOL-FIT PE Plus piping system, is uniquely qualified for the challenging requirements of data center heat rejection applications.

Once GRC and its chosen military partner agree to collaborate, they will share in the AFWERX fund, enabling them to identify and engineer a single-phase immersion-cooling solution that is a key innovation for the military partner’s defense readiness.

Traditional air-cooled data centers will continue to work for many of the legacy applications. However, there are better solutions that enable space reduction, increased efficiency, cost reduction, and sustainable operations, all while providing the ability to compute at higher densities.