Business
If You Can't Handle the Heat, Stay out of the Data Center
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / July 10, 2024 / The Chemours Company In a recent article for M...
About this update from Core Silver Corp.
[{"type":"text","content":"If You Can’t Handle the Heat, Stay out of the Data CenterNORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / July 10, 2024 / The Chemours CompanyIn a recent article for Mission Critical magazine, Brandon Marshall, Global Marketing Manager, Immersion Cooling at The Chemours Company, shared the context behind today's need for improved data center cooling solutions. Below is an excerpt from the article and you can read the full article, originally published by Mission Critical, here.Air-cooled systems can no longer 'beat the heat' generated by IT equipmentBy Brandon Marshall, Global Marketing Manager, Immersion Cooling at The Chemours CompanyBased on publicly available product road maps from major chip manufacturers, by 2026, air-cooled systems will no longer be able to meet the cooling needs of most next-generation, high-performance computing chips. In other words, in less than two years, the most widely used method in the more than 5,300 data centers in the U.S. today will fall short in its ability to cool the components that support exponential growth in the world's data processing and storage applications.Thankfully, scientists and engineers anticipated the challenges data centers will soon be facing and innovated technology solutions with the capacity to meet elevated cooling requirements. Beyond simply allowing for effective cooling of next-generation computing chips, this technology comes with a host of other benefits, ranging from greater energy efficiency to a smaller physical footprint. However, before diving into the details about this new technology - known as two-phase immersion cooling (2-PIC) - it's important to understand the background behind today's need for improved cooling solutions.Criticality of better coolingHigh-powered computing and faster-than-ever processing speeds are no longer considered a future need. These capabilities are now established as critical to the operation of businesses, governments, organizations, and other entities that support the way today's communities function, survive, and thrive. Whether it's health and wellness, financial institutions, economic growth, safety and protection, entertainment, education, or any other service supporting our way of life, successfully providing that service fully depends on the ability to obtain, store, and process data quickly and reliably. Moreover, just because this...