Data Centers
Taiwanese tech firms unveil cooling robots at OCP Summit
Taiwan's leading technology companies have introduced advanced robots designed to automatically refill liquid cooling systems at the OCP Summit. This innovation addresses the growing heat challenges in AI data centers. The event has become a key platform for showcasing open AI hardware designs.
China pursues underwater data centers for AI and green energy
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China is advancing underwater data centers to harness ocean cooling for supercomputing. The initiative targets enhanced AI capabilities and sustainable energy practices. However, challenges in maintenance and hardware upgrades persist for these submerged systems.
21-inch racks poised to replace 19-inch standards in data centers
Hyperscalers are adopting wider Open Rack designs to support AI expansion. These 21-inch racks are expected to become the new standard for enterprise and cloud service providers by the end of the decade. This shift aims to displace the traditional 19-inch format amid evolving cloud and enterprise needs.
AMD unveils MI450-powered Helios racks for AI supercomputing
AMD has embraced a Meta-backed open rack standard with its new Helios AI super racks powered by MI450 chips. Oracle stands as the first major client, committing to 50,000 GPUs. The racks are projected to deliver 1.4 exaFLOPS of compute power for massive AI workloads.