Water cooling in data centers: Is it a good idea?

June 1, 2009 by NewsProbe · Comment
Filed under: Data Center, Intelligent Sensors, SensorProbes

IBM says the water cooling technology used in its supercomputers could be a feature in all servers by 2019. water According an IBM executive speaking at a recent data center conference in London, U.K., liquid-cooling could be “universal” in 10 years, reports eWeek Europe. Read more

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