Microsoft is now submerging its servers into liquid baths 🛁 Server racks will be flooded with boiling liquid â™¨ï¸ in an effort to improve performance, reliability, and water usage 🌊 Details here: https://t.co/cLIV033wsO pic.twitter.com/8RIsHdcIzv— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) April 6, 2021
Microsoft is now submerging its servers into liquid baths 🛁 Server racks will be flooded with boiling liquid â™¨ï¸ in an effort to improve performance, reliability, and water usage 🌊 Details here: https://t.co/cLIV033wsO pic.twitter.com/8RIsHdcIzv
“Liquid cooling enables us to go denser, and thus continue the Moore’s Law trend at the datacenter level.“ 💧See how Microsoft is using boiling liquid to cool computer servers in a datacenter: https://t.co/DMi8YGBo7t pic.twitter.com/f6AsJncMhC— Microsoft (@Microsoft) April 6, 2021
“Liquid cooling enables us to go denser, and thus continue the Moore’s Law trend at the datacenter level.“ 💧See how Microsoft is using boiling liquid to cool computer servers in a datacenter: https://t.co/DMi8YGBo7t pic.twitter.com/f6AsJncMhC
To cool datacenter servers, Microsoft turns to boiling liquid https://t.co/x3tqEcnf77— Mark Russinovich (@markrussinovich) April 6, 2021
To cool datacenter servers, Microsoft turns to boiling liquid https://t.co/x3tqEcnf77
With an innovative liquid cooling process, @Microsoft is saving water and energy in its datacenters while keeping up with demand for faster, more powerful computers. https://t.co/Fyfeta7cXQ— Kevin Scott (@kevin_scott) April 6, 2021
With an innovative liquid cooling process, @Microsoft is saving water and energy in its datacenters while keeping up with demand for faster, more powerful computers. https://t.co/Fyfeta7cXQ