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Liquid cooling for data centre

How and why adopt liquid cooling

Key reasons for data centre owners to use liquid cooling, beyond high power density and how to do it.
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Liquid cooling architecture

Liquid cooling is not a product: It’s a solution

Liquid cooling requires an innovative, end-to-end, but agnostic approach. Our complete and broad cooling portfolio, from white space to heat rejection, supports you in the next challenges with liquid cooling.
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The AI disruption: Challenges and guidance for data centre design

AI is becoming a larger percentage of data centre workloads. Consider the impact of densities on the design and management of AI data centres.
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1. What is liquid cooling for data centres?

Liquid cooling for data centres is a solution that introduces a liquid, typically water, to cool the electronic components of servers and other computing equipment. Because of much better heat dissipation, it is a superior method for air cooling.

Liquid cooling is possible through direct-to-chip liquid cooling. With this method, water circulates directly over the heat-producing components. Another option is immersion cooling, which involves submerging the entire server in a non-conductive liquid.

2. What are the benefits of liquid-cooled servers?

One of the most important benefits is increased efficiency and reduced energy costs compared to traditional air-cooled systems. Another important aspect is the possibility of introducing higher-density computing. As the removal of heat is more efficient, it leads to potential cost savings in terms of physical space and hardware.

3. How can you apply immersive cooling in your business?

First, it's crucial to consider the specific needs of your data centre. Immersion cooling can be a good option for high-performance computing applications where the removal of heat is critical. For other industries, the direct-to-chip method might be a better solution. It's also important to consider the initial cost of the equipment and any ongoing maintenance requirements.

Overall, immersion cooling can be a useful tool in optimising the performance and efficiency of data centre operations. But to make sure you apply the appropriate type of cooling system to your needs, we recommend contacting our experts. They will provide you with additional data regarding the installation process, its costs, and all the necessary information.