Electrical circuits encased in fluid may reshape data-center design
Water and power increases for cooling no longer inevitable
COOLING OFF — David Smith, front, and Dave Martinez, behind, work on a computer server submerged in liquid as part of testing at the High Performance Computing center at Sandia. The immersion system uses a nonconductive liquid coolant that enables 100% of the heat generated to be captured. The reflection of the computer demonstrates the high liquid level. (Photo by Craig Fritz)
Keeping electrical circuits dry is generally considered a vi...
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