Whether it’s to save money, reduce carbon emissions, comply with regulations or accommodate high-powered AI workloads, enterprises are looking to operate more energy-efficient data centers.
A key to achieving those goals is selecting the right technology to help cool equipment and components. Adequate cooling is vital because overheated equipment can affect equipment performance and reliability, as well as the energy efficiency of the data center component.
Determining the best way to cool servers and other data center equipment depends on a number of factors, including the type of cooling method, how to distribute cooling to equipment, how to control the cooling system, and how to measure cooling performance.
