Increasing Data Center Density While Driving down Power and Cooling Costs
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5 major perks of direct liquid cooling in data centers
By: Verne and Intel
Type: White Paper
Data center power densities push air cooling to its limits. This white paper explains how direct liquid cooling (DLC) works, and digs into 5 key benefits:
1. Energy Efficiency - DLC is far superior to air cooling, reducing power usage and energy costs.
2. Performance - Ensures CPUs and GPUs operate at ideal temperatures for maximum output.
3. Cost Savings - Lowers energy and maintenance costs, providing an economical cooling solution.
4. Environmental Impact - DLC's efficiency aids renewable energy use and heat recapture.
5. Scalability - Prepares data centers for the increasing demands of AI and edge computing.
Learn how DLC can transform data center operations in the full white paper.
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