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Nvidia Bakes Liquid Cooling into PCIe GPU Cards
May 24, 2022
Nvidia is bringing liquid cooling, which it typically puts alongside GPUs on the high-performance computing systems, to its mainstream server GPU portfolio. The company will start shipping its A100 PCIe Liquid Cooled GPU, which is based on the Ampere architecture, for servers later this year. The liquid-cooled GPU based on the company's new Hopper architecture for PCIe slots will ship early next year. Read more…
Asetek Announces It Is Exiting HPC to Protect Future Profitability
September 22, 2021
Liquid cooling specialist Asetek, well-known in HPC circles for its direct-to-chip cooling technology that is inside some of the fastest supercomputers in the world, announced today that it is exiting the HPC space amid multiple supply chain issues related to the pandemic. Although pandemic supply chain... Read more…
Max Planck Society Begins Installation of Liquid-Cooled Supercomputer from Lenovo
July 9, 2020
Lenovo announced today that it is supplying a new high performance computer to the Max Planck Society, one of Germany's premier research organizations. Comprise Read more…
Cooling for Maximal High-bandwidth Processor Performance and a Bellwether Cluster Deployment
April 17, 2020
Heat and the impact of high processor memory bandwidth are key factors that must be considered when procuring a cluster that can realize the full potential of t Read more…
Goonhilly Unveils New Immersion-Cooled Platform, Doubles Down on Sustainability Mission
July 16, 2019
Goonhilly Earth Station has opened its new datacenter – an enhancement to its existing tier 3 facility – in Cornwall, England, touting an ambitious commitme Read more…
Oil and Gas Supercloud Clears Out Remaining Knights Landing Inventory: All 38,000 Wafers
March 13, 2019
The McCloud HPC service being built by Australia’s DownUnder GeoSolutions (DUG) outside Houston is set to become the largest oil and gas cloud in the world th Read more…
Aquarius Cold Plate Cooling System Tested by NREL, Sandia
March 7, 2019
In 2018, NREL and Sandia announced their intention to study the energy and cost savings of Aquila’s Aquarius cooling system in a real-world environment by installing a test system (“Yacumama”) at NREL. Now, nearly a year later, the partners have revealed the results of the test. Read more…
Pumping New Life into HPC Clusters, the Case for Liquid Cooling
July 10, 2018
High Performance Computing (HPC) faces some daunting challenges in the coming years as traditional, industry-standard systems push the boundaries of data center Read more…
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