Devices · 14h ago
NVIDIA cools data center hardware with 113°F water
NVIDIA is using water hotter than a hot tub—113°F—to cool its latest data center hardware. The high-temperature liquid cooling reduces energy consumption and enables denser server configurations. This approach challenges conventional cooling methods and could reshape data center efficiency standards.
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The headline understates the engineering feat: using near-boiling water for cooling is a radical efficiency play, but reliability at scale remains unproven.
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