Microsoft and at least a dozen startups are testing nonconducting liquids to cool servers in data centers, where almost half of the power is used for cooling
Bloomberg : Tweets: @jaycuthrell , @timsteno , and @mathiswilliam Tweets: Jay Cuthrell / @jaycuthrell : Eventually “the hot aisle” will become niche as changing heat exchange uses cases bring two-phase engineered fluid immersion cooling into wider adoption that are compounded by the progression of advanced RISC machines to edge / core / cloud modalities. https://www.techmeme.com/... Tim Stenovec / @timsteno : Between 2 and 4 percent of the world's electricity goes to data centers. https://www.bloomberg.com/... Will Mathis / @mathiswilliam : It takes a ton of air conditioners and a lot of electricity to keep the world's millions of data centers running. A load of liquid cooling startups are betting they have the answer to cut energy and still keep computers cool @BW with @IvanLevingston https://www.bloomberg.com/...