Comments on: HP debuts water-cooling system

Where Hewlett-Packard once talked to its customers' IT departments, it has now looped in facilities as well. The subject: energy costs.
Photo: Hewlett-Packard's cooler

[james.coombs]

running hot ...

... Isn't this a step backware, like rack mounted UPS systems and Direct Attached Storage? Maybe useful to squeeze a few last hot Intels in but surely the answer is to reduce the input power in the first place (Transmeta, Niagra etc. ;-0)

[Yukimi Konomi]

think blades here...

thats why this came about, vmware and blades are selling like mad and heating datacenters.

guess what the number one chip is in a blade?

AMD.

[james.coombs]

running hot ...

... Isn't this a step backware, like rack mounted UPS systems and Direct Attached Storage? Maybe useful to squeeze a few last hot Intels in but surely the answer is to reduce the input power in the first place (Transmeta, Niagra etc. ;-0)

[Yukimi Konomi]

think blades here...

thats why this came about, vmware and blades are selling like mad and heating datacenters.

guess what the number one chip is in a blade?

AMD.

[R. U. Sirius]

The Start of a new trend?

Some of the high end PPC Macs have liquid cooling as well. Now that HP is going this route with x86, it makes me wonder if the next trend is going to be hotter chips and liquid cooling.

[R. U. Sirius]

The Start of a new trend?

Some of the high end PPC Macs have liquid cooling as well. Now that HP is going this route with x86, it makes me wonder if the next trend is going to be hotter chips and liquid cooling.

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[carwaterguide]

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