GRC Announces Participants for Data Center Liquid Immersion Cooling Awareness Month

By AIT News Desk On Jul 20, 2021

GRC will partner with Dell, Intel, Vertiv and Mission Critical magazine to discuss the efficiency benefits of deploying liquid immersion cooling

GRC, the leader in single-phase data center liquid immersion cooling, announced today that it will partner with several companies in the data center ecosystem for the first annual Liquid Immersion Cooling Awareness Month in August. Joining GRC in the initiative are Dell, Intel, Prasa, Vertiv, and Mission Critical magazine.

The month-long initiative will increase awareness in the data center community of immersion cooling technology and its advantages over air-cooled facilities. Liquid immersion cooling dramatically reduces the energy consumption of today’s data centers while enabling deployment of ever-increasing densities.

Throughout the month of August, GRC and its partners will provide educational sessions with end-users, server manufacturers, and other data center stakeholders discussing the efficiency benefits and the reduction in CapEx and OpEx, with liquid immersion cooling. Industry experts will use a series of webinars, blogs, and presentations to educate participants on how liquid immersion cooling contributes to cost-effective & sustainable data centers.

Confirmed presenters include:

Amy Al-Katib, Editor-in-Chief of Mission Critical magazine
Nigel Gore, Global Head of High Density and Liquid Cooling at Vertiv
Mohan J. Kumar, Data Platforms Group Fellow, Intel
Alan Brumley, Dell Technologies OEM CTO

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In addition to live and on-demand presentations, blogs will explore the science of liquid immersion cooling and its benefits, as well as debunk associated myths and misunderstandings.

The goal of GRC’s first ever Liquid Immersion Cooling Awareness Month is to demonstrate to end-users and data center professionals that liquid immersion cooling is the most cost-effective and environmentally friendly way to sustain data centers and society’s rapidly growing data consumption.