Revolutionising Data Centre Cooling: Intel's open IP immersion cooling

In the fast-paced data centre industry, achieving energy efficiency is a key goal due to the rising demand for computing power and energy costs. Immersion cooling emerges as a ground-breaking solution, cutting down environmental impact and expenses by efficiently managing heat through dielectric fluid immersion, a stark contrast to conventional cooling methods.

This approach not only slashes energy use and operational costs but also enhances overall efficiency. Immersion cooling represents a forward-thinking strategy to tackle the challenges of high energy consumption and carbon footprint in data centres, marking a significant shift towards more sustainable operations.

Intel's open IP program leads in advancing single-phase immersion cooling technology, enabling collaborative innovation for more efficient data centre cooling systems. This program encourages the development of energy-saving techniques by sharing Intel's IP with a network of professionals. 

The Assoma AVF-C pumps supplied by Crest, were approved for Intel's cooling system and chosen for their low energy consumption, compactness, and suitability for clean-room use. Exceeding Europe's top efficiency standards and contributing to reduced operational costs making them the ideal choice for data centres.