The rapid growth of artificial intelligence and cloud computing is outpacing the ability of many community water systems to ...

Using hot water to cool supercomputers? Nvidia and others are doing it. It’s liquid cooling minus the water chillers.

As datacenters continue to grow, operators are increasingly looking toward water cooling, which is more efficient than air conditioning in large-scale server deployments When the University of ...

Every Google search, shared document, map destination, calendar alert, Gmail message and streamed YouTube video is powered by sprawling data centers across the globe, including one in Berkeley County.

Study warns peak cooling demand could strain US water systems by 2030 Public water supplies in America will need billions invested to meet the peak requirements of datacenters during the hottest ...

There's no reason why a Plex server has to be the usual unassuming box in the corner of the lounge. Chris Marsh wanted his one to wow people on their way through the front door, and it has an ...

Liquid cooling technology has been gaining attention due to the substantial heat dissipation requirements of AI servers. But does this mean that air-cooling fans are becoming obsolete? Fan ...

NVIDIA was on the eve of unleashing its next-generation GB200 Superchip inside of new AI servers, until rumors of a "flooding" occurred. UDN is reporting that the key water-cooling components from ...

ARLINGTON — Sai Abhideep Pundla has been awake since 3 a.m. After a red-eyed flight from Las Vegas, where he briefed data center company executives and local government officials about the future of ...

High-density computing workloads like AI training and inference run too hot for traditional air cooling. Companies are increasingly adopting liquid cooling technologies, even in traditional air-cooled ...

The way Incooling co-founder and COO Helena Samodurova sees it, the IT world is experiencing two major crises: an energy crisis and a supply chain crisis. For IT teams, satisfying new climate-friendly ...