IMMERSION COOLING SERVERS ​

Immersion cooling involves immersing computer components or entire servers in a thermally, but not electrically, conductive liquid (dielectric coolant). This method is becoming more and more popular due to the need to densify data centers and the increasing power requirements of chips designed by manufacturers. Computer equipment or servers cooled in this manner do not require fans, and the heat exchange between the hot coolant and the cold water circuit is done through a heat exchanger.

Two principles of the immersion cooling technology exist, we already covered them up in other articles: single-phase immersion cooling and two-phase immersion cooling.

Our immersion cooling servers have been specially designed for this type of cooling:

• All cables are accessible from the front of the server
• The hot spots have been located downwards for more efficiency
• We manufacture our own cables, thinner and more resistant to different fluids
• Chassis are open for better heat exchange