Datacenters Face Unprecedented Cooling Needs
as AI Pushes Data and Power Limits.
Revolutionize Data Center
Thermal Management
with Phononic’s Solid State Cooling
Benefits.
- Higher compute performance
-
Expand capacity for existing air
or liquid cooled systems
- Energy savings
- Increase reliability of critical components
As datacenter densities and power requirements continue to escalate, traditional cooling methods, such as passive air cooling, are nearing their limits.
Effective thermal management will extend the useful life of existing infrastructures and enable new capacity realization. Providing unique dynamic cooling, Phononic’s solid state technology makes it possible to simultaneously improve performance and save on power consumption while enabling improved data processing and compute speeds.
Offering a flexible and scalable solution that reduces operational costs while supporting the continuous growth of data-intensive applications, Phononic’s solid state cooling can be utilized for both air and liquid based cooling systems within datacenter infrastructures.
Phononic’s solid state cooling technology is dynamic and provides an innovative solution to address the growing cooling needs of datacenter racks, which are increasingly challenged by rising thermal loads.
Traditional cooling methods are nearing their limits, especially as datacenter densities and power requirements continue to escalate. Phononic’s approach combines passive and active cooling strategies as needed to manage heat more effectively and efficiently.
By integrating dynamic cooling, Phononic can allow critical data center components like GPUs, CPUs and switch ASICs to operate within safe temperature ranges, minimizing the risk of thermal throttling and ensuring optimal performance even under high loads. This new solution not only enhances the reliability and lifespan of the hardware but also reduces energy consumption, aligning with the evolving demands of modern data centers for greater efficiency and scalability.
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