A new cooling technology offers solutions for a rising heat problem

Liquid cooling is emerging as a critical solution for data centers facing rising heat challenges. As computing power increases, traditional air cooling struggles to keep up, leading to performance issues, high energy costs, and hardware damage.

Air cooling is no longer sufficient due to high-wattage processors and compact server designs, which generate excessive heat beyond air-based systems' capacity.
Liquid cooling provides direct heat management, reducing energy consumption, improving server density, and supporting sustainability by lowering carbon emissions.
Hybrid cooling systems, combining air and liquid cooling, optimize efficiency by applying liquid cooling to high-power components while using air for less demanding hardware.

HPE ProLiant Gen11 Servers integrate advanced cooling solutions, including closed-loop and direct liquid cooling, enhancing energy efficiency and performance. Liquid cooling is no longer just an innovation but a necessity for scalable, cost-effective, and sustainable data center operations.

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