ICEOTOPE LAUNCHES PETAGEN LIQUID COOLING SYSTEM

Developed with Intel, British immersion cooler now in production

UK-based cooling expert Iceotope, the British-based sustainable IT cooling provider, has delivered its cooling system for high-performance computing, under the name Petagen.

Developed over the last several years, and in use at various locations, the Iceotope system is now in production thanks to a development partnership with Intel. It cools servers by total immersion with a liquid jacket on the server blade and inert coolant circulating around the rack, and the productioni versions are on show at Datacenter Dynamics Converged in London.

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19th November, Peter Judge, DCD

Liquid cooling 'super charges' IT performance

Research from the University of Leeds and Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Centre (PSNC) has revealed that Iceotope’s data centre liquid cooling technology offers a significant performance advantages.

The research findings of the technology, produced by the British-based sustainable IT cooling provider, found:

The possibility of full-time ‘turbo mode’ IT in almost any climate (up to a 56% boost in the case of some Intel processors) 

Massive 40.8 per cent improvement in IT performance/power improvements (as compared to state-of-the-art air cooled servers of the same specification)
Partial Power Usage Effectiveness figures of 1.02

RAC Magazine, Julian Milnes, 30th October 2014


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Iceotope at SC14

Iceotope will be exhibiting at SC14, New Orleans on 17-20 November at The Ernest N. Morial Convention Centre.

You will find the Iceotope team demonstrating and discussing the benefits of its unique technology at Booth 557, Hall G.

To register for the SC14 event, click here.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Iceotope to announce production-ready liquid cooling systems in November

University of Leeds reports on the benefits of ‘total liquid cooling’ for HPC

British start-up Iceotope is scaling up manufacturing efforts to meet the demand for its proprietary ‘total liquid cooling’ server systems.

Data CenterDynamics, Max Smolaks, 9 October 2014

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Can cloud computing stay green?

Data consumption under scrutiny

On one hand, organisations of all sizes are being urged to throw their data and operations into the cloud to radically boost their efficiency. On the other, they are being told to think about environmental sustainability and boosting their green credentials.

Tech Radar, by David Howell, 9th of September

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Iceotope at Data Centre Expo 2014

Iceotope will be exhibiting at the Data Centre Expo on 8-9 October at the ExCeL, London.

Icetope's CVO Peter Hopton, will be speaking about 'A Step Change in Cooling' on Wednesday 8th October 13:00 - 13:30 in the Data Centre Infrastructure Management Theatre.

To attend Peter's seminar and/or to visit us at our stand (NN20) click here.

Big data's hot topic

Engineers are working hard in the large datacentres that run the internet to balance energy efficiency and cooling demands.

Professional Engineering, By Ben Sampson, 3rd June 2014

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