Refroidissement liquide pour centres de données : la taille du marché dépassera les 40 milliards de dollars américains d'ici 2036

With the introduction of Nvidia's B300 GPU with a thermal design power (TDP) exceeding 1400W along with the significant investments and operating costs of data centers, liquid cooling emerges as an "must-have" for high-end computing hardware.

 

Data center cooling can be broadly split to air cooling, direct liquid cooling/direct-to-chip (D2C) cooling, and immersion cooling. D2C cooling and immersion cooling can be further split into single-phase and two-phase. Single-phase cooling reply on convection whereas two-phase cooling relies on the latent heat during phase change.

 

D2C cooling also faces significant challenges, such as erosion corrosion, bacterial growth, leakage, high global warming potential concerns, and many others. Immersion cooling, in contrast, has retrofitting complexity and a storage of expertise at this stage.

 

In this webinar, IDTechEx will provide an overview of the following:

 

 

The webinar aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the benefits, drawbacks, and adoption barriers associated with different cooling approaches. It will also offer insights into the cooling solution market size, future trends and advancements in data center cooling.

 

The content of the webinar is based on IDTechEx's latest research report "Thermal Management For Data Centers 2026-2036: Technologies, Markets, and Opportunities."