Good June morning! It’s been an interesting week in HPC-AI, here’s a quick (6:53) review of the latest news and trends: Clinical trials for cancer fighting drug discovered ....

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Single-phase direct-to-chip liquid cooling, particularly effective with “microjet impingement,” targets coolant directly at the hottest chip parts, managing high heat loads while boosting silicon performance. This method, which can cool chips over 2,000W ....

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LITTLETON, Mass. – May 16, 2024 — JetCool, a liquid cooling company for AI-driven and high-density data centers, today announced its expansion into the European and Asian markets. This significant development is due in part to a collaboration with Dell Technologies and Unicom, combining Dell PowerEdge server technology with Unicom’s extensive service and support network, to facilitate […]

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At ISC 2024 in Hamburg, we caught up with Lenovo Director of HPC and AI in Europe Andreas Thomasch, who took us on a tour of the Lenovo booth while discussing the company's vision for continually "reinventing HPC" ....

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[SPONSORED GUEST ARTICLE]   High performance computing (HPC) systems run workloads to perform complex calculations to get answers to some of humanity’s toughest questions. The output from these calculations can result in game changing and life saving measures. HPC systems are used in ....

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[SPONSORED GUEST ARTICLE] Data center operators need to modernize and future-proof their facilities, so they don't get left behind as AI and HPC deployments expand. While the industry is exploring several liquid cooling .... 

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AUSTIN, Texas – Accelsius, whose patented two-phase direct-to-chip liquid cooling systems enable high-performance computing and compute density for data center and edge computer operators, today announced NeuCool, its in-rack solution that delivers unmatched thermal performance, the company said. With a capacity that has been tested beyond 1,500 watts per server chip (CPU, GPU, hot components), […]

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DENVER, March 6, 2024 – Gates (NYSE: GTES), a manufacturer of power transmission and fluid power solutions, announced its collaboration in data center cooling market with CoolIT Systems. CoolIT Systems is the world leader in scalable liquid cooling technology for the world’s most demanding computing environments. To meet the surging demand in the AI, high-performance computing (HPC) […]

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Lenovo announced it has won a contract for the joint construction of an AMD/NVIDIA-powered HPC cluster with the University of Paderborn in Germany. The system will include the Lenovo ThinkSystem SD665 V3 server with AMD EPYC processor technology....

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Italian energy giant Eni, long  in the vanguard of commercial adoption of supercomputing, announced it is acquiring a monstrous 600 Pflops HPE-Cray EX4000 HPC system comprised of 3472 nodes, each one with a 64-core AMD EPYC CPU and four AMD Instinct....

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