Data center liquid cooling is a thermal management approach that uses liquid — rather than air — to absorb and remove heat generated by servers, GPUs, and other IT hardware. It spans a range of methods, from direct-to-chip cold plates that sit on top of processors to full immersion systems that submerge entire servers in dielectric fluid, all designed to pull heat away from...
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