Entuity Adds GPU and Cooling Monitoring Across AMD, Intel and NVIDIA

Oct 22, 2026
Entuity V23.0 P03 monitors GPUs from AMD, Intel and NVIDIA alongside servers, network fabrics and liquid cooling equipment.

Park Place Technologies released Entuity V23.0 P03, which monitors GPUs from AMD, Intel and NVIDIA, the company said in a press release. The software also monitors servers, interconnect fabrics and liquid cooling systems used in AI computing environments.

Users can view GPU load, temperature, power use and health status, along with cooling data such as coolant temperature, pressure, pump flow, reservoir levels and leak detection. Entuity can also track memory health, ECC errors, fabric link degradation, GPU partitions and utilization across about 415 telemetry streams.

The release adds connections to GPUs through an IP address within an operating system. Customers with active maintenance contracts can upgrade to V23.0 P03 at no additional cost, while new customers can start with the latest version.

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