Pranshu Verma and Shelly Tan, The Washington Post

AI bots generate a lot of heat, and keeping their computer servers running exacts a toll.

Evanston, Wyoming - Prometheus Hyperscale, a pioneering developer of hyperscale data centers, today announced its official launch, marking a major advancement in the data center industry. The company also announced that Wyoming Hyperscale has been expanded from a 120MW project to a 1GW project and has merged with Prometheus Hyperscale, solidifying its leadership in sustainable data center solutions. Trenton Thornock, founder of Wyoming Hyperscale, has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer, and Trevor Neilson, a leading climate-tech CEO and energy transition investor, joins as President.

Yang Jie, The Wall Street Journal

One of the latest innovations at artificial-intelligence chip maker Nvidia has nothing to do with bits and bytes. It involves liquid.

Georgia Butler, Data Center Dynamics

Start Campus has secured additional power for its Sines DC in Lisbon, Portugal, bringing its total potential IT capacity to 1.2GW.

Matt Vincent, Data Center Frontier

If 2023 marked the data center industry's "summer of AI" with regard to market and technology advancements, it definitely now makes sense to think in terms of this year's "summer of liquid cooling." As empirically confirmed from zeitgeist absorbed at annual industry events Data Center World and 7x24 Exchange, the clarion call for such a contention may have come this Spring with the March launch of the Liquid Cooling Coalition (LCC).

Alexandra MacDiarmid, Submer

For datacenters and AI factories, meeting evolving workload demands with efficiency and sustainability is of the upmost priority. This is where the SmartPod EXO comes in: setting new standards in performance, our recently released immersion cooling solution ensures your datacenter is future-proof and climate-resilient.

Vansh Agarwal, Seeking Alpha

Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ:SMCI) expects to use direct liquid cooling technology in 30% of its racks next year, marking substantial growth for technology that can help make data centers more efficient.

PR Newswire

Complete Data Center Liquid-Cooled Solutions Enable AI Factories to be Constructed at Unprecedented Speeds Using the Latest Dense GPU Servers Equipped with the Highest-Performing CPUs and GPUs

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Liquid cooling is highly valuable in reducing energy consumption of cooling systems in data centers. We survey the landscape on different deployments of liquid cooling and are helping develop a standard specification for liquid-cooled racks.

Robert Bunger, Schneider Electric

Data Center Dynamics

The rise of AI and consequent demand for power-hungry processors to run AI applications is fueling interest in liquid cooling. Schneider's Robert Bunger answers the big questions everyone is asking.

Holland Barry, Forbes Councils Member

Forbes

The rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) spotlights the extraordinary speed of enterprise AI adoption. A recent Accenture report notes that 98% of company leaders say AI will play an important role in their strategies in the next three to five years, and McKinsey analysts find that nearly 65% plan to increase their AI investment over the next three years.

David Chernicoff, Data Center Frontier

Data center operators will likely deploy liquid cooling solutions gradually. Learn how to mix and match solutions to fit your specific needs.

Rolf Brink, Promersion

As someone deeply immersed in the world of cooling technologies for data centers, I often find myself in conversations about the potential and limitations of immersion cooling. The very idea of submerging expensive and intricate electronic components in liquid to keep them cool sounds more like science fiction than a viable solution. But it is real and already making a splash. However, when I talk to industry colleagues and clients, a recurring theme I encounter is the perceived “ceiling” of immersion cooling. There's a notion that while it may be innovative, its capacities are limited and might not keep up with the ever-growing demands of modern computing.

Vlad-Gabriel Anghel, Data Center Dynamics Academy

Data Center Dynamics

An overview of direct-to-chip and immersion cooling.

Robert Sheldon, Tech Target

The quest to maintain operating temperatures for increasing computing densities has firms transitioning from air cooling to liquid cooling. We assess both methods.

Jason Zeiler, Sr. Marketing Manager, Industry Voice by CoolIT Systems

Data Center Knowledge

The right cooling solution will ensure your facility can lean into the future of computing instead of hesitating to embrace it. As chips increase in density and building costs increase, Data Centers need to become familiar with their options for more effective cooling like Direct Liquid Cooling that unlocks their potential.