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Liquid Immersion in the Data Center: A Modular Approach for Cooling High-Performance Microelectronics

 

Introduction  While data enter energy consumption is already significant, the growth of a global cloud-based economy along with society’s need for constant social networking connectivity will cause this number to rise even further. The world’s Information-Communications-Technologies (ICT) infrastructure, a general representation of cloud-based computing, is estimated to … [Read more...]

Neural Network Boosts Google Data Center Efficiency

 

 In its quest for ever-greater energy efficiency, Google is now employing a new technique that adds a bit of artificial intelligence to its data centers: machine learning. The web giant is using what it calls “neural networks” to optimize its data center operations by monitoring how its servers behave in real-time and adjusting certain parameters accordingly. The project, … [Read more...]

Three-Phase Thermoelectric Air Conditioners for Enclosure Cooling

 

Thermolectric cooling supplier TECA has announced new three-phase thermoelectric air conditioners. Offering high performance and efficiency, the new maintenance-free air conditioners do not require filters, coolant or chemicals of any kind. Each has a built-in temperature controller equipped with Eco-Mode, an energy-saving temperature control feature that turns the air … [Read more...]

Polymer-Based Thermal Interface Material Cools Devices at 200°C

 

Scientists have developed a new polymer-based thermal interface material (TIM) capable of conducing heat 20 times better than conventional polymer. Reliable in temperatures of up to 200°C, the modified material can be fabricated on heat sinks and heat spreaders and adheres well to components in servers, LEDs and mobile devices. “Thermal management schemes can get more … [Read more...]

Liquid Cooling System to Cut Data Center Cooling Costs

 

An associate professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has developed a liquid cooling system he says is safer than water cooling and could cut cooling costs of data centers by up to 90 percent. Data centers are growing at a rate of seven to 10 percent per year in the U.S., and associated cooling costs are on the rise as well, says associate … [Read more...]

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