Sabey Data Centers and its partner JetCool published results from their ongoing collaboration first.
The documented deployment reveals how the SmartPlate™ System, with its direct-to-chip liquid cooling, has improved thermal management and reduced energy consumption in existing data center setups. This partnership explores breakthroughs in advanced cooling solutions for high-density chips, setting a precedent for sustainable and efficient data center operation.
Some of the findings from JetCool and Sabey’s partnership include:
Power Efficiency: The SmartPlate System realized a 13.5% reduction in power consumption compared to traditional air-cooled servers.
Thermal Management: The system achieved a 32% decrease in CPU to inlet temperature differential, leading to lower cooling energy usage.
"As the data center industry transitions to liquid cooling, JetCool’s SmartPlate System will help Sabey to bridge the gap," said John Sasser, CTO of Sabey Data Centers. "With investments in AI and HPC, more companies are looking for colocation facilities to support high-density IT deployments. The SmartPlate System is a practical and cost-effective solution that allows Sabey’s customers to deploy higher-density servers without the expenses of a complete liquid cooling application, especially in existing air-cooled facilities.
The two companies said that these published results are just the beginning. Both companies plan to foster ongoing collaborations for further advancements in efficiency for data center technology.
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