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Aruba integrates liquid cooling tech at Ponte San Pietro campus
OUR TAKERecently Aruba has implemented liquid cooling technology at their Ponte San Pietro data centre near Milan? That’s pretty impressive! With AI and HPC demanding more from hardware, traditional air cooling systems are struggling to keep up. I remember Google and Microsoft also tried their hands…
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OUR TAKERecently Aruba has implemented liquid cooling technology at their Ponte San Pietro data centre near Milan? That’s pretty impressive! With AI and HPC demanding more from hardware, traditional air cooling systems are struggling to keep up. I remember Google and Microsoft…
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OUR TAKE Recently Aruba has implemented liquid cooling technology at their Ponte San Pietro data centre near Milan? That’s pretty impressive! With AI and HPC demanding more from hardware, traditional air cooling systems are struggling to keep up. I remember Google and Microsoft also tried their hands at liquid cooling in their data centres, and the results were outstanding. Aruba’s move is clearly in line with industry trends, giving customers who crave for ultimate performance a peace of mind. But let’s be real, liquid cooling, while powerful, also comes with its challenges – maintaining the water circulation, preventing leaks and scaling, and ensuring environmentally friendly disposal. In short, Aruba’s taking a bold and forward-thinking step here, and we’ll just have to wait and see how they master this high-tech game. –Miurio huang, BTW reporter Italy’s data centre operator, Aruba S.p.A (Aruba), has implemented liquid cooling technology at its data centre campus in Ponte San Pietro (BG), near Milan. This strategic move supports the increasingly dense racks within data centres and meets the advanced requirements of new generations of processors. The technology is particularly aimed at specialised hardware for public and private customers involved in artificial intelligence (AI) or high-performance computing (HPC) , which demand high processing intensity.
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Giancarlo Giacomello, head of data centre offering at Aruba, highlighted the significance of this development: “By establishing one of the first spaces equipped to accommodate liquid-cooled cabinets, Aruba is one of few industry players ready to provide the next generation of machines designed for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing. This type of solution responds to the growing needs of the market that require an increase in computing density and power, offering full compatibility with next-generation systems.” The integration of liquid cooling solutions is part of Aruba’s broader innovation strategy, which emphasises delivering high-quality, high-performance, and environmentally sustainable solutions to customers. “To do so, we design and maintain our data centres at the forefront of technology, ready to face future challenges,” added Giacomello. Also read: Why skipping server room cooling could cost millions Also read: Digital Realty launches direct liquid cooling for high-density configurations
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- Italy’s data centre operator, Aruba S.p.A (Aruba), has implemented liquid cooling technology at its data centre campus in Ponte San Pietro (BG), near Milan.
- The implementation of liquid cooling at Aruba’s Ponte San Pietro campus marks a significant advancement in data centre technology.
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