CPC Liquid Cooling Technologies Integrated with NVIDIA GPUs

CPC’s Everis® couplings are unparalleled in functionality and performance, making them the superior choice for NVIDIA’s cutting-edge applications.

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    Liquid Cooling Quick Disconnect Connectors for High Performance Computing (HPC)

    Computing Power is Critical

    The demand to solve extremely complex problems in shorter amounts of time often requires the use of artificial intelligence, multi-level simulations, sophisticated data crunching and/or modeling. These rigorous applications necessitate the use of high-performance computers with dense CPU and GPU configurations. Extremely dense HPC clusters are often operating at full capacity for long periods of time — in order to keep these high performance computing applications running successfully, liquid cooling is essential.

    Top Challenges for HPCs

    • 100% uptime
    • Lower energy consumption
    • Increase sustainability
    • Ease of maintenance
    • Reduce costs
    • Keep pace with new technology

    Managing Heat is Critical

    High-performance computer processing power is increasing all the time. Simultaneously, components are becoming smaller and denser, creating more heat which needs to be dissipated. Using significantly higher wattage densities, HPCs can see an increase in energy usage to 80kW and beyond. To manage the heat generated by the higher wattage densities, liquid cooling for these high-performance computers is essential. By lowering processor temperatures through liquid cooling, operators can realize a 4% reduction in compute solution times and minimize latency by maximizing cluster interconnect density.

    Liquid Cooling Supports HPC Green Objectives

    Liquid cooling offers the ability to reduce computer power consumption, which in turn reduces fossil fuel consumption. This can further lead to reduced CO2 emissions and can play a vital role in protecting the planet for generations to come.

    CPC: Global Leader in High Performance Computer (HPC) Liquid Cooling Quick Disconnects

    CPC has been delivering lightweight, non-spill (dry break), worry-free couplings for decades. Our thermal management expertise and proven record of liquid cooling quick disconnect (QD) coupling innovation sets CPC apart. Our thermal management team, including materials scientists, design engineers and applications engineers, exclusively focuses on liquid cooling QDs. This focus on purpose-built liquid cooling quick disconnects that can be used in HPC applications results in a robust portfolio of CPC Everis® QDs engineered to address the challenges faced by today’s thermal engineers and system designers.

    Why Everis PLQ Series for HPC Liquid Cooling?

    The Everis PLQ Series is fabricated from polyphenylsulfone PPSU which is:

    • Dimensionally stable
    • Lightweight
    • UL94 VO-rated

    And offers:

    • Performance stability
    • Avoidance to galvanic corrosion
    • Elimination of condensation issues often found with metal

    CPC Everis® QDs―Key to Computer Liquid Cooling

    CPC liquid cooling Everis quick disconnect couplings are a key component in HPC thermal management systems. With a wide portfolio of Everis connector options, CPC meets the requirements of complex liquid cooling configurations used to cool high performance computers around the world. The Everis Series offers the QD options you need with features like non-spill shut off valves; redundant, multilobed seals and locking hose barb terminations. Everis' application-specific design and robust testing assist in reaching performance, reliability and sustainability objectives available with liquid cooling so innovators can continue to deploy the latest HPC technologies.

    From CPC's Knowledge Center

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