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Cooling Strategies for Ultra-High Density Racks and Blade Servers

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Published on : Mar 1, 2019

Rack power of 10 kW per rack or more can result from the deployment of high density information technology equipment such as blade servers. This creates difficult cooling challenges in a data center environment where the industry average rack power consumption is less than 2 kW. Five strategies for deploying ultra-high power racks are described, covering practical solutions for both new and existing data centers.

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