#liquid-cooling

#liquid-cooling

Liquid cooling tech is hot. It's only Tuesday and already infrastructure specialists have forked out more than $10 billion on companies proffering tech that promises to help ease energy bills of datacenter operators. Power management biz Eaton has signed an agreement to acquire the Boyd Thermal business of Boyd Corporation from Goldman Sachs Asset Management for $9.5 billion, while digital infrastructure firm Vertiv is set to absorb PurgeRite Intermediate LLC, a company specializing in optimizing cooling systems, for approximately $1 billion in cash.

The star of the show was the industry's first mass-produced liquid cooling system combined with advanced air-cooling innovations. You can learn more about it on the company's official site. This is liquid cooling similar to what you see in powerful gaming PCs and AI servers - a pump circulates liquid over hotspots in the machine and then towards a fan and radiator that expel the heat. Just to be clear - we've seen vapor chambers sometimes be referred to as "liquid cooling". While they do have liquid in them, they are passive cooling devices. This is an active cooling system that can handle a lot more heat.

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