Supermicro Expands Liquid Cooling Portfolio with Rear Door Heat Exchangers
Supermicro announced in a press release the expansion of its Rear Door Heat Exchanger portfolio, extending its liquid cooling solutions designed for high density AI and high performance computing infrastructure. The new systems are part of the company’s Data Center Building Block Solutions architecture.
The expanded range offers cooling capacities from 10 kilowatts up to 120 kilowatts at the door level and up to 240 kilowatts per rack. This enables data center operators to deploy liquid cooling for both new and legacy environments without extensive retrofitting.
Supermicro stated that the Rear Door Heat Exchanger units can be deployed across different facility types, providing flexible power integration and monitoring options. The solutions are configured for validated rack scale cooling, improving compute density and operational efficiency while reducing total cost of ownership.
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