Data Center Installations: In-Rack Cooling or In-Row Cooling? New artificial intelligence (AI) applications push rapid data center growth, leaving data center architects to quickly determine if in-rack cooling or in-row cooling is right for their installation....
Rising Trend: Miniaturized Semiconductor Components As semiconductor geometries continue to shrink, advances in microelectronics are driving the development of powerful, smart, and sophisticated devices. This ongoing miniaturization trend propels semiconductor...
Rise of Power: Increasing Power Demand for High-Performance Chips The semiconductor industry continues to drive Moore’s Law and push the boundaries of semiconductor chip power and performance. Higher performance, more powerful and complex chips generate more heat with...
Rising Energy Demand in Data Centers Growing demand for digital services, including cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and other data-intensive technologies is increasing global data center energy consumption. According to International Energy Agency (IEA),...
Generative AI and EV Batteries: Why Liquid Cooling? Advancing technologies like high performance artificial intelligence (AI) and electric vehicle (EV) batteries use more power. More power generates more waste heat, so much that generative AI and EV battery innovators...
A $5 Million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) supports NVIDIA and seven partners, including Boyd, to build an advanced liquid cooling system that enables a future class of efficient power-dense data centers. The DOE program, called COOLERCHIPS, focuses...
