Dalrada Corporation said that its subsidiary Dalrada Precision has collaborated with Lenovo for its computing power and with Iceotope to provide a 360-degree solution to overcome environmental concerns, high energy, and cost issues of water consumption with data centers and uses including cryptocurrency mining.
Heat recovery options are a new opportunity for data centers, the company said. Exporting excess high-grade ‘heat’ to district heating networks creates an additional income stream with optimized technology engineered for cooling data centers.
The San Diego-based company said that the Likido-Lenovo-Iceotope collaboration offers the next generation of low-carbon, HFC-free, ultra-low power usage efficiency, fully-encapsulated liquid-cooled rack-mounted servers with heat recovery for heating applications.
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"We are very excited to collaborate with leading companies like Lenovo and Iceotope. This partnership allows Dalrada to provide a liquid-cooled solution that combines the benefits of LikidoONE's robust system cost-savings, increased performance, and output,” Brian Bonar, founder CEO of Dalrada, said in a statement. “A bonus is that the heat recovery and modular design is customizable, as a solution for a multitude of applications."
For artificial intelligence (AI) and Edge computing applications, the combined technology is a game-changing solution, with the capacity to cool in silence, the highest power graphic processing units, and extreme rack densities, in the smallest space possible, without the need for large and costly purpose-built buildings with cold and hot aisles, the company said.
The company noted that the Likido-Lenovo-Iceotope systems are adaptable to existing Lenovo air-cooled servers by using the Iceotope Ku:l liquid-cooled system. Precision delivery of dielectric coolant maximizes the cooling directly to the hotspots meaning no front-to-back air cooling, no bottom-to-top immersion constraints, and no physical space wasted.
The other significant advantage is each liquid-cooled chassis is 100% sealed to isolate and protect the IT from the surrounding atmosphere. The sealed chassis creates a controlled environment impervious to dust, gases, and humidity.
The global data center liquid cooling market was valued at $1,982.62 million in 2020 and is expected to reach $7,629.99 million by 2026, at a compound annual growth rate of 25.2% over the 2021-2026 forecast period, research reveals.
This partnership serves various needs, including the data mining industry, as Dalrada's LikidoONE is used to cool, recover heat, reduce energy consumption, and allow more run-time for less in high-performance computing environments.
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