Direct-to-chip cooling is becoming an increasingly attractive data center cooling strategy.

New chip designs are changing the way AI workloads are processed, including an analog chip that improves computer vision.

New research explores the feasibility of blimp-like data center facilities that utilize naturally cool temperatures in the stratosphere.

The Hybrid Mechanical Capillary-Drive Two-Phase Loop seeks to make traditional cooling a thing of the past.

ARPA-E's COOLERCHIPS program is pioneering high-performance, energy-efficient cooling solutions for data centers, with the goal of reducing the power consumption of cooling.

Here are ways to repurpose excess data center heat to reduce the carbon footprint of the facilities.

In an era of data center sustainability, cloud providers are prioritizing efficiency and sustainability to benefit users and the environment.

With data center operators facing increased pressure to reduce their energy consumption, efficient data center cooling is more important than ever.

COOLERCHIPS is one of the initiatives pioneering innovative cooling technologies that have the potential to improve data center cooling, reduce energy consumption, and extend the lifespan of electronic components.

Gordon Johnson, senior CFD manager at Subzero Engineering, explores how ASHRAE's thermal guidelines are impacting data center design.