nVent: What Does it Take to Make the Switch to Liquid Cooling?
Constant advancements in technology and connectivity are driving new applications and an increased need to safeguard the world’s data and networks. Content streaming, online banking, cloud computing, edge computing, artificial intelligence. These are just a few examples of applications driving data demand around the world. As demand for internet and cloud services rises, data centers are being asked to exponentially scale capacity. In many cases they need to do this without dramatically increasing the physical space they occupy. Electrification is also driving next-generation technologies that outpace the ability of traditional data infrastructure—especially in the area of cooling. The time to consider liquid cooling is now.

