Iceotope cooling technologies has announced, in conjunction with partners, Schneider Electric and Avnet, it is to deploy its chassis-level immersion liquid cooling technology at EcoDataCenter’ s new colocation facility in Falun, Sweden. Once installed, EcoDataCenter, the world’ s first climate positive data centre, will become the first colocation service provider to offer chassis-level immersion cooling technology for customers’ hosted IT loads. Developed by Iceotope, the chassis-level immersion cooling solution will enable 46kW per rack, with the core technology capable of scaling to future-proof power densities of 100kW plus. Liquid cooling can improve chip and hard drive reliability by providing a lower stable operating temperature, as well as increasing the available white space by eliminating the requirement for hot aisle / cold aisle layouts.
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Importantly, the cooling arrangement enables high-grade heat to be captured for reuse in a local renewable energy scheme.
“ EcoDataCenter has embraced this innovative new technology as an earlyadopter, knowing that companies in the market will soon see the operational and environmental benefits and follow our lead,” said Lars Schedin, CEO of EcoDataCenter.“ The integration of Iceotope, Schneider Electric and Avnet liquid cooling enables us to set groundbreaking, new industry standards for energy efficient, high-availability data centres. Together we are empowering customers to take action for a more sustainable future.”
Liquid cooling offers a lower TCO
With an operating PUE of 1.03, analysis of chassis-level immersive cooling shows
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CHASSIS-LEVEL IMMERSION COOLING OFFERS COLOCATION, HYPERSCALE AND EDGE COMPUTING ENVIRONMENTS A PRACTICAL AND INDUSTRY- LEADING SOLUTION FOR COOLING HIGH-DENSITY, CRITICAL IT LOADS. |
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