Waterless Direct-to-Chip Liquid Cooling for AI and HPC
Cools the hottest processors enabling the highest sustained performance with ZERO throttling, server densification, and reduces power usage.
WATER is for PEOPLE not for SERVERS
For Data Centers in Pursuit of Zero Emissions with Direct-to-Chip, Waterless Liquid Cooling
Eliminate data center global emissions by transforming compute waste heat into usable energy through twophase, direct-to-chip dielectric liquid cooling
Data centers are challenged due to increased processor heat density and power dissipation.
Data centers will transition from 100% air-cooled to a hybrid of air and liquid cooling.
Transitioning from single-phase to two-phase liquid cooling will happen much sooner than air to single-phase.
Jensen on Liquid Cooling from 5/22/24 Q1’24 Earnings Call
Blackwell is a platform, not a GPU. And the platform includes support for air-cooled, liquid-cooled, x86 and Grace, InfiniBand, now
Spectrum-X and very large NVLink domain…We also have been priming the pump, if you will, with the entire ecosystem, getting them ready for liquid cooling.
We’ve been talking to the ecosystem about Blackwell for quite some time. And the CSPs, the data centers, the ODMs, the system makers, our supply chain beyond them, the cooling supply chain base, liquid cooling supply chain base, data center supply chain base, no one is going to be surprised with Blackwell coming and the capabilities that we would like to deliver with Grace Blackwell 200.
– Jensen responding to Liquid cooling Qeustion
…you’re going to see liquid-cooled version, air cooled version, x86 visions, Grace versions, so on and so forth. There’s a whole bunch of systems that are being designed. And they’re offered from all of our ecosystem of great partners. Nothing has really changed. Now of course, the Blackwell platform has expanded our offering tremendously.
The integration of CPUs and the much more compressed density of computing, liquid cooling is going to save data centers a lot of money in provisioning power and not to mention to be more energy efficient. And so it’s a much better solution. It’s more expansive, meaning that we offer a lot more components of a data center and everybody wins.
Key Messages from Jensen:
- Liquid Cooling at scale starts at Blackwell
- Blackwell will have a diverse set of offerings and Liquid cooling will be well represented across the offerings from many partners
- Liquid Cooling in Blackwell timeframe saves Data Centers money in power and helps make them more energy efficient
- Blackwell enables Nvidia to offer more components of the DC
Uptime Institute – Observations
Two-phase cold plates
Water cold plates
Single-phase cold plates
Chassis Immersion
Single-phase tank immersion
Two-phase tank immersion
Software Defined Cooling (SDC)
Cooling Power Customization
Power & Cooling Efficiency
Cooling Monetization
ES Regulation Compliance
Heat Reuse
Cooling Monitoring & Alarm
Power & Cooling SLA and PM
ZutaCore® Benefits to the Data Center
enabling net zero emissions
Heat can be expelled outside the data center or reused locally or externally through heat-reuse applications.
safe and easier to adopt
Closed-loop, waterless, dielectric liquid cooling that can be effortlessly retrofitted into any data center, requires no maintenance.
future proof efficiency
Removes heat directly off processors up to and above 1000w with a power usage effectiveness (PUE) of 1.02.
tco return in < 2 years
Requires less dielectric fluid, reducing costs and the risk of overloading weight capacities.
trusted partnerships
End customers can purchase and be supported by best-of-breed trusted partners – Dell, WWT …
ZutaCore® Ecosystem and Implementations
Chip Manufacturers
- Intel
- AMD
- NVIDIA
Server OEMS
- Dell
- Asus
- Inspur
- Cisco
- Supermicro
- Gigabyte
- HPE
- Microsoft
- QCT
- AsRockRack
Data Center Infrastructure
- Chatsworth Products (CPI)
- Vertiv
- Rittal
- Valeo
Channels
- MHI
- Dell
- WWT
- Boston Technologies
- Mactronics
- Nextron
- TSS
Customers
- Cloud Computing
- Colocation
- Telco
- Education
- Financial
- Federal Government
- Industrial
- Public Advertising