ZutaCore published a new myth every Monday about AI infrastructure, specifically the time-to-compute metric.
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Phasing The Facts | Monday Myth Busting #10 Myth: "In AI infrastructure, scale is everything." Scale gets the headlines. But a GPU in a rack isn't compute — a GPU runnin…
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ZutaCore
Water is for People. Not for Servers: Waterless two-phase direct-to-chip liquid cooling.
- Industry
- Computer Hardware Manufacturing
- Location
- San Jose, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About ZutaCore
ZutaCore’s waterless, direct-to-chip liquid cooling, with its exclusive pool boiling technology, represents a fundamental shift from traditional air or single-phase liquid cooling. Instead of moving heat away gradually, it removes it instantly at the source by turning liquid into vapor, keeping processors consistently cool even under the most extreme workloads. For operators, the impact is immediate: Higher performance per rack — Run more AI and HPC workloads in the same footprint. Lower energy costs — Drive PUE and pPUE closer to the ideal of 1.0, cutting power bills dramatically. Greater reliability — Eliminate risks of condensation, corrosion, or hardware damage. Sustainability gains — Reduce both water and electricity use, accelerating ESG progress.
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Presence & Recognition
ZutaCore SVP of AI Silicon Dan Wood attended a meeting with JSA at Datacloud USA to discuss two-phase liquid cooling in AI infrastructure
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ZutaCore is attending the AI Infra Summit at the Santa Clara Convention Center from September 15 to 17.
Research & Knowledge
ZutaCore published a test article highlighting Nikhef.nl results on waterless two-phase liquid-cooled servers delivering up to 25% lower power consumption and 6% more computing power than air-cooled servers.
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