“By embarking together on a joint mission to reshape the way that the industry currently operates, we’re setting the foundations for server OEMs and operators to have a clear roadmap to transform the data center industry and achieve a significantly reduced operational footprint,” said Daniel Pope, co-founder and CEO of Submer.Ībout the Collaboration: In addition to the technological expertise Intel and Submer bring to this project, guidance from a consortium of industry leaders will help build a supply chain for scaling the technology to ensure data centers are equipped to deliver a new generation of sustainable infrastructure. This approach will eventually lead to eliminating cooling costs and unprecedented total cost of operations improvements, which convert today’s cooling burden into a benefit.
This approach helps to ensure the generated high-grade heat can be easily reused, monetized or even leveraged to produce electricity while guaranteeing an optimal operating temperature for the processors and other components. The Precision Immersion Cooling Fluid Cloud concept uses liquid cooling to achieve the next level of efficiency and density, with the goal of reshaping the use of IT thermals by integrating a precision immersion cooling architecture within each node. It is removed and discarded, but with a process that impacts the environment and data center operating costs. How It Works: Heat is considered a burden in current data center cooling implementations. Industrywide guidelines around best practices for the use of immersion technology are vital as use increases. By adopting immersion cooling techniques, data center managers can help ensure their infrastructure is able to solve today’s challenges and power future use cases. Why it Matters: Data center managers are increasingly looking for ways to implement greener and more sustainable designs.
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