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Immersion Cooling Dunks Servers to Cut Power
IEEE Spectrum spectrum.ieee.org
Electronics and fluids don’t generally mix. But teams from different corners of the globe are showing that immersing data-center gear in specialized fluids could be the best way to keep them cool.
Computers may fail if they get too hot, so they often use power-hungry
fans to cool them down. Recently engineers have deployed ways to cool supercomputers by circulating water in pipes near processors. Fluids are far more dense than air, which makes them more efficient at …
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