Sabey Information Facilities has introduced a strategic partnership with SEGUENTE, a world expertise firm specialising in liquid-cooled IT {hardware} and AI platforms, to supply sustainable, high-performance knowledge heart options. This partnership allows the deployment of high-performance compute IT clusters built-in with passive direct-to-chip liquid cooling for colocation knowledge facilities, the businesses introduced Thursday.
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Liquid Cooling Expertise
SEGUENTE’s Coldware product line brings passive, direct-to-chip liquid cooling expertise to Sabey’s knowledge facilities. The system makes use of a passive two-phase liquid cooling methodology with ultra-low world warming potential dielectric fluids, that’s waterless and pumpless, permitting for seamless integration into each new and current knowledge heart infrastructures.
This low-maintenance cooling methodology considerably reduces energy utilization and supplies flexibility and reliability in high-demand computing environments, together with synthetic intelligence (AI), high-performance computing (HPC) and 5G, the official launch mentioned.
Raffaele Luca Amalfi, SEGUENTE’s CEO, highlighted the partnership’s potential to handle the evolving wants of world digital infrastructure with scalable, eco-friendly options. “By combining our modern Coldware merchandise with Sabey’s huge experience in knowledge heart operations, we’re outfitted to supply versatile, high-performance options that additionally scale back carbon footprint, energy consumption and water utilization of information heart operations.”
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Rob Rockwood, President at Sabey Information Facilities, added, “SEGUENTE’s superior liquid cooling expertise aligns completely with our mission to ship state-of-the-art, energy-efficient knowledge facilities. This partnership will allow us to satisfy the rising demand for sustainable options in high-performance computing and synthetic intelligence environments.”
