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As we reflect on the highlights of 2023, it's clear that a tidal wav of change swept through the data center industry, particularly in the realm of cooling solutions. From the emergence of liquid cooling as a prominent topic at industry conferences to the growing consensus around innovative direct-to-chip systems, last year marked a significant shift in thinking. Excited to see how these advancements continue to shape the future of data center technology!

From Skepticism to Standing Room Only: Liquid Cooling's Breakout Year A look back at 2023: The analysts were right. All eyes focused on liquid cooling to meet the greater server densities and higher compute performance of modern data centers.

Great article from : "Refreshingly, Accelsius’ offering – dubbed NeuCoolTM – has also been designed with serviceability in mind, providing enough space in the data center rack to hot-swap power supplies, pumps and core electronic control units when required."

Liquid cooling: From complexity to commodity Disrupting the data center dynamic with next-generation liquid cooling

Exciting news! Thrilled to launch our KickStart Program, an exclusive field trial of our innovative NeuCool™ platform, a two-phase, direct-to-chip liquid cooling solution for mission-critical applications.

Our early program participants are excited about best-in-class heat removal, using eco-friendly waterless coolant, provided alongside enterprise-grade services and all based on a NAM supply chain.... We can't wait to share the success stories!

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Using direct-to-chip liquid cooling instead of traditional air cooling can lower the PuE to about 1.08 and increase the amount of power available for pure compute by 70%. Read Accelsius' CSO, Praveen Asthana's, analysis to learn more! https://www.accelsius.com/blog/ai-vs-the-data-center

AI vs. the Data Center Adopting liquid cooling can help company executives and facility operators break through the current limits of data center economics to truly enable AI implementations at scale

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Accelsius continues to strive for the most energy-efficient and sustainable solutions for cooling data centers. This paper experimentally compares the thermal performance of R134a to a low-GWP alternative. The findings reveal that environmentally friendly alternatives do exist with abilities to cool high-performance CPUs and potentially next-generation GPUs.

High-Heat-Flux Rack Level Direct-to-Chip Two-Phase Cooling Using Sustainable Fluids Data centers continue to increase power density with two-phase, direct-to-chip liquid cooling displacing air cooling

"The next few years will usher in a new perspective on energy usage in data centres. The call for change will be urgent, driven by European regulatory bodies and market forces in the industry."
Read more from Josh Claman on how to avoid the "power cliff"....

Updating cooling system ‘simplest’ capacity cliff solution Josh Claman, CEO, Accelsius — a spin off of Nokia Bell Labs — talks with Data Centre Magazine on how tech leaders will focus on cooling to preserve growth

We can't stop the growth of AI, but we can limit the impact on energy consumption. Liquid cooling can significantly limit the growth forecasted by McKinsey in recent Insider article. https://www.businessinsider.com/ai-data-energy-centers-water-energy-land-2023-10

"By 2030, data centers are expected to reach 35 gigawatts of power consumption annually, up from 17 gigawatts last year, according to McKinsey. A recent Cowen research report estimated that AI data centers could require more than five times the power of traditional facilities."

Data centers are sprouting up as a result of the AI boom, minting fortunes, sucking up energy, and changing rural America Data center building complexes are changing the face of rural America, using tremendous energy, and delaying some utilities' shift away from fossil fuels.

Recent research finds that AI data centers could use more electricity than the Netherlands by 2027. These surges will lead to an urgency for technologies that reduce the impact of AI on consumption, with liquid cooling leading the pack in terms of greatest potential for reduced electricity.

Check out the findings here:

AI data centers could use more electricity than the Netherlands by 2027 Based on how many DGX chips Nvidia can produce

Great article on why "AI infrastructure needs more power and liquid cooling" from Lucas Beran at Dell'Oro. https://www.delloro.com/ai-is-ushering-in-a-new-era-for-data-center-physical-infrastructure/

We're excited to have our CTO, Dr. Richard Bonner, speaking at the Open Compute Summit next month. Please reach out if you'll be there and would like to meet with Accelsius' Dr. Bonner or our CEO, Josh Claman.