As data-intensive capabilities like AI and machine learning (ML) become more prevalent, data centers are innovating to address evolving requirements. AI necessitates more powerful chips and AI accelerators—all of which demand a lot of power to deliver optimal performance. In turn, chip density is driving increased data center rack density, with some AI solutions climbing to over 100 kW per rack in just the last few years. All of this generates more heat, so we need to look at advanced cooling technologies to enable these compute-intensive workloads. Liquid cooling has reemerged as an important cooling solution to support high-density data…

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