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It’s Getting Hot In Here New solutions for data center cooling November 2014
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It’s Getting Hot In Here New solutions for data center cooling

November 2014

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The Advancing Trend Moving From Air to Liquid

• Many industry experts and vendors recognise liquid cooling is the future for data centres

• Liquids Carry 1000’s of times more heat per volume

• At ISC this year, 21 different liquid cooling solutions were exhibited

• This presentation highlights the trend and offers Iceotope’s perspective, as well as giving an insight into Iceotope’s patented technology.

• Liquid cooling is being adopted for a variety of reasons: • Efficiency • Density • Total Cost • Hostile or Complex Environments

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From Air To Liquid

Cooling

Liquid Cooling

Direct Liquid Cooling

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• Air is passed through servers and then through a rear door or in row air-water heat exchanger.

• Liquid is taken direct to some components • Fans are still needed.

• All components are cooled directly by liquid. Air side losses are minimised.

• Inside the DC, the system has no fans and breathes no air.

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The Benefits of Advancing Liquid Cooling Technolgies

Cooling

Liquid Cooling

Direct Liquid Cooling

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• Offers Better Density • Offers Better Efficiency.

• Offers better Density • Offers better Efficiency.

• Eliminates/Massively Reduces air based infrastructure. (Fridge Argument)

• Offers better efficiency still. • Density is high, especially overall.

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Cooling With Liquids

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Co

st (

TCO

)

% Maximum Heat Captured Direct to Liquid

Total Cost Vs % Heat Max Captured to Liquid

Zon

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f To

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id C

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ling

TCO Reduces Because of Increasing Efficiency

Step Change in TCO Because of

CapEx Reduction

Not to Scale, general trend illustrated, situations may vary results

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ASHRAE Water Cooling

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Hotter Coolants Reduce Total Cost

15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60

Co

st (

TCO

)

Temperature (C)

Cost Vs Maximum Coolant Input Temperature

Zone Of Full Time Free Cooling

Reducing TCO With

Increasing Efficiency

Step Change Due to

Removal of Chillers

Not to Scale, general trend illustrated, situations may vary results

Reducing TCO as waste heat is

more valuable

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The Cost Reduction Oasis

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Who Are Iceotope?

• British Startup company based in Sheffield, UK • Backed By:

• Schneider Electric • Solvay Specialist Plastics

• Additional partnerships with: • Intel • 3M

• ASHRAE W4 & Total Liquid Cooling

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Our Ethos: The Elimination Of Waste

1. Waste infrastructure required to support servers 2. Waste power consumed in supporting the

electronics – and running the same electronics with greater speed and efficiency

3. Waste product – producing a viable waste product in the form of hot water

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Air Conditioners

IT Cabinets AKA “Racks” Each contains 10-20 Servers

Raised Floor

Back Up Batteries AKA “UPS” Generators

x4

External Coolers

x8

Power Distribution

1. TLC needs no A/C

3.TLC servers have no fans – use less power

2. No Airflow, no raised floor

4. No A/C, average and peak power consumption reduced

x10

x4

x8

x78

x3

x0

5. At least 2x as many servers per Cabinet

x2

x2

x8 x4

x39 72

The Iceotope Revolution

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The Iceotope Blade, developed in partnership with Intel, is sealed electronics are immersed

Exotic Coolant

High Thermal Expansivity

Electrical Insulator

Certified non-flammable

Non Ozone depleting

Clean & Safe

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Cooler Servers Run Faster & More Efficiently

• Cooler servers better leverage Turbo modes • Dual E5 2699 v3 processors supported • Up to 60kW (72 Blades per cabinet) • Up to 14kW/sqm • Up to 45C (113F) input coolant

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Real World Results

• Cooling Overhead (internal): as low as 0.33%

• Cooling Overhead (external): 1.7% - 4% (pPUE 1.017-1.04 @30KW/cab) • Poznan National Supercomputing Centre indicated 1.7% (2% overall) average • Romonet indicated 4% cooling overhead in 2N model in Houston Texas

• IT Energy Reduction vs Fan Cooled: 8% • Based on measurements at Leeds University (Chi et Al 2013)

• Overall performance per watt benefit vs equivalent servers in a high density, close coupled cooling environment: 40.8% • Based on studies at Leeds University (Chi et Al 2013)

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Questions?

• Please Follow Us On Twitter • @Iceotope

• And our Chief Visionary Officer • @PeteHopton

• Plus, Visit our Stand to see: • A Total Liquid Cooled Cluster Running Flat Out • Silent • PUE <1.01


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