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Fujitsu Claims Huge Energy Savings With Liquid Cooling

Good to be green. Fujitsu says its Primergy cooling tech for data centres can halve cooling costs

If you’ve got a data centre, it’s time to dip your toes in liquid, says Peter Judge

The boiling coolant in SGI’s ICE X supercomputer is a sign to Peter Judge that liquid cooling is still evolving

The tiny start-up from Sheffield is making waves in the liquid cooling market

Liquid cooling dominates the Green500 list – even though it doesn’t full measure efficiency, says Peter Judge

Besides the obvious benefits, liquid cooling lets you simplify your data centre, says Peter Judge

Fuel cells and recovered energy are nothing. eBay’s Dean Nelson has more ideas up his sleeve

Iceotope has prepared the facility for the “worst winter in decades”

NEC is cooling server racks with fluid that changes to a vapour and back

Leeds University is testing a cooling system that could have wider uses

HP and Intel are using Xeon processors and ProLiant servers to build an energy-efficient supercomputer system

Plans to license its liquid submersion technology for servers and supercomputers

Liquid cooling in data centres has normally been difficult and costly. GRC’s Christiaan Best reckons he can change all that

Using liquid instead of air can cut cooling by 97 percent, Iceotope believes

A radical way to cool your servers by submerging them in liquid could also potentially heat buildings

AMD has smashed the overclocking speed record thanks to the use of liquid nitrogen and liquid helium

This year, Wimbledon goes 3D and IBM’s liquid-cooled systems serve deeper analysis to the audience

Hardcore Computer is in Europe promoting the green benefits of liquid cooling, with advice from Scott McNealy

In a development that could remove the need for air cooling inside data centres, a company is now offering liquid immersion cooling for blade servers