As modern workloads drive up computing power and heat output, traditional air cooling in data centers is becoming insufficient. High-wattage processors now exceed 500W—and may soon surpass 1000W—straining air systems, increasing energy use, and limiting server density. Liquid cooling addresses these challenges by efficiently transferring heat from critical components like CPUs, enabling higher performance, lower energy consumption, and reduced carbon emissions. Hybrid air-liquid systems further optimize cooling by using air for low-power components and liquid for high-power ones. This future-ready solution enhances scalability, reliability, and sustainability.

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