We take a tour of the CoolIT Liquid Lab in Calgary Canada to see how liquid cooling systems are prototyped and tested for next-generation server CPUs, GPUs, and accelerators. This is the lab where we filmed our recent Gigabyte liquid-cooled server review and we show a number of steps in the process.

Note: As mentioned, CoolIT paid for my travel up to Calgary to film this but it was done editorially independently and they did not get to review the video before it went live.

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Other STH Content Mentioned in this Video
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Timestamps
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00:00 Introduction
03:16 Prototyping Parts
05:39 Assembling Liquid Cooling Loops
06:32 Temperature and Pressure Testing
08:02 Fluid Compatibility and Rack Level Integration Testing
09:55 Data Center Simulator Container
11:26 Why Innovate? 40kW to 1 Megawatt CDUs
13:37 Why Liquid Cooling in the Future?
16:25 The "L-word"

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