NVIDIA's new Rubin generation AI servers achieve 100% liquid cooling with coolant temperatures up to 45°C, hotter than a hot tub. This design significantly improves energy efficiency by reducing cooling energy consumption and water usage. In favorable climates, chiller-less operation is possible, nearly eliminating water consumption. Traditional data centers allocate up to 40% of electricity to cooling, but liquid cooling can slash costs.
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