Money starts to flow as liquid cooling gets hot in datacenters
Liquid cooling has become a hot topic as processors and other datacenter kit consume ever more power and generate more heat that needs to be dissipated. Yet perhaps the clearest sign that the tech is set to become a growth area is when investors start throwing their money around.
He claimed the datacenter industry is on track to consume 8 percent of the world's energy by 2030 if nothing changes, and trends such as AI processing are driving this harder. "Datacenters are trying to increase rack densities, with more memory per node and higher performance networking. Ratcheting up performance like this needs more power," Priestley added.
Companies like Atos/Bull have embraced direct contact liquid cooling loops for their power-dense HPC servers, Buss said, which means they are able to squeeze six AMD Epyc sockets with maximum memory, NVMe storage and 100Gbps networking into a 1U chassis cooled by a custom cooling manifold.
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