UC San Diego engineers have created a passive evaporative cooling membrane that could dramatically slash energy use in data ...

A significant amount of energy is also required for this: according to one estimate, around 40% of the energy needed in data centers with traditional air-based cooling technologies is used just to ...

AI data centers overwhelm air cooling with rising ... The fluid is then piped to an end of row Cooling Distribution Unit (CDU) that transfers the energy to the building chilled water system.

Trane is reshaping data center cooling with scalable liquid platforms, high-ambient air-cooled chillers, and custom fan coil ...

Data centers’ extensive server racks and energy-intensive cooling systems consume significant amounts of electricity. This generates greenhouse gas emissions and consumes large amounts of water.

The liquid-cooled SuperClusters feature advanced in-rack or in-row coolant distribution ... It seems clear that liquid cooling is going to be at the heart of data center operations as workloads ...

According to McKinsey, cooling now accounts for 40% of a data center’s energy consumption. In high-performance scenarios, the density of a single rack of servers can range from 20 to 30 kilowatts. Add ...

Further, cooling technologies can consume up to 40% of the total data center energy demand. The Microsoft researchers used lifecycle assessment to determine the potential end-to-end environmental ...

Data processing of this magnitude requires a staggering amount of electricity, at a time when households in Massachusetts are already reeling from high utility bills and the state is trying to wean ...

The whole-room approach to cooling is out. Precision monitoring and predictive cooling at the equipment level is in. See how DDC is revolutionizing scalable data center design at SC24. [SPONSORED ...

SEE MORE Illustration of the Microsoft’s closed-loop system for future data centers that will recycle water for cooling its computing operations. (Microsoft Image) Microsoft revealed details of ...