Supermicro acquired German thermal-management specialist Kelvion to expand its cooling solutions for AI infrastructure.
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A $4bn bet on cooling. That caught my attention. SLB is acquiring German thermal-management specialist Kelvion — whose largest and fastest-growing market is now data cen…
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- Computer Hardware Manufacturing
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- San Jose, US
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- 5,001–10,000 employees
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Supermicro® (NASDAQ:SMCI), with 30+ years of leadership in Enterprise, cloud, AI, and 5G Telco/Edge Infrastructure solutions, pioneers the industry with Building Block Solutions® and Green Computing servers. Its customizable, efficient, and sustainable IT offerings such as liquid-cooling technology redefine performance standards and environmental responsibility.
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