Students will be able to explain that cooling water can change it to ice and that heating ice can change it back to liquid water. Students will be able to explain that this process can also happen to ...

Data centers worldwide consume enormous volumes of water — a single hyperscale facility can use up to 1.5 million liters of water per day for cooling and humidification. As compute density ...

First rolled out in August, the new data center design “consumes zero water for cooling” by recycling it through a “closed ...

Although it isn’t sharing the designs, Microsoft is influencing other data center operators with its zero water consumption ...

Along with keeping the solar cells and other semiconductor technologies cool, the water can be repurposed for irrigation, ...

That’s why nearly all hot ends have some sort of fan cooling. However, lately we have seen announcements and crowd-funding campaigns that make it look like water cooling will be more popular ...

Getting net-positive in water usage throughout their data center infrastructure is a big part of the company’s sustainability ...

SEE MORE Illustration of the Microsoft’s closed-loop system for future data centers that will recycle water for cooling its computing operations. (Microsoft Image) Microsoft revealed details of ...

Is it a gimmick? Are you using, planning to use, or have used (and abandoned) water cooling on your hot end? The most common method is to use a heat-break between the heating block and the rest of ...

Company says this is part of its sustainability efforts as it continues to build new facilities to support AI and other technologies. Microsoft has introduced a new design for data centers to ...