DENVER, Nov. 13, 2017 — @CoolIT Systems (CoolIT), a global leader in #energyefficient #liquidcooling solutions for #HPC, Cloud and #Hyperscale markets, returns to the highly-anticipated @Supercomputing Conference 2017 (SC17) in Denver, Colorado for the sixth consecutive year with its latest #RackDCLC and #ClosedLoopDCLC innovations for #datacenters and #servers. As the most popular integration partner for OEM server manufacturers, CoolIT will showcase liquid-enabled servers from @Intel, @Dell EMC, @HPE, and @Huawei. Combined with the broadest range of heat exchangers and supporting liquid infrastructure, CoolIT and their OEM partners are delivering the most complete and robust liquid cooling solutions to the HPC market. CoolIT OEM solutions being shown at booth 1601 include: Intel Buchanan Pass – CoolIT is pleased to announce the liquid-enabled Buchanan Pass server with coldplates managing heat from the processor, voltage regulator, and memory. Dell EMC PowerEdge C6420 – this liquid-enabled server will be on display at the Dell EMC booth (#913) within a fully populated rack, including stainless steel Manifold Modules and the best-in-class CHx80 Heat Exchange Module. With factory-installed liquid cooling, this server is purpose-built for high performance and hyperscale workloads. HPE Apollo 2000 Gen9 System – optimized with Rack DCLC to significantly enhance overall data center performance and efficiency. HPE Apollo Trade and Match Server Solution – optimized with Closed-Loop DCLC to increase density, decrease TCO and take advantage of enhanced performance to capitalize on High Frequency Trading trends. STULZ Micro Data Center – combining CoolIT’s Rack DCLC with STULZ’ world-renowned mission critical air cooling products to create a single enclosed solution for managing high-density compute requirements. Debuting at SC17 are two industry-first Heat Exchange Modules: Rack DCLC AHx10, CoolIT’s new Liquid-to-Air CDU that delivers the benefits of rack level liquid cooling without the requirement for facility water. The standard 5U system manages 7kW at 25°C ambient air temperature and is expandable to 6U or 7U configurations (via the available expansion kit) to scale capacity up to 10kW of heat load. Rack DCLC AHx2, CoolIT’s new Liquid-to-Air heat exchanger tool for OEMs and System Integrators for DCLC enabled servers to be thermally tested during the factory burn-in process, without liquid cooling infrastructure. CoolIT will also showcase its Liquid-to-Liquid heat exchangers, including the stand-alone Rack DCLC CHx650, and the 4u Rack DCLC CHx80 that provides 80-100kW cooling capacity with N+1 reliability to manage the most challenging, high density HPC racks. For the first time, CoolIT will showcase its advanced Rack DCLC Command2 Control System for Heat Exchange Modules. Attendees can experience the plug-and-play functionality of Command2, including built-in autonomous controls and sophisticated safety features. The latest CPU and GPU coldplate assemblies to support CoolIT’s passive Rack DCLC platform will be displayed, including the RX1 for Intel Xeon Scalable Processor Family (Skylake), the GP1 for NVIDIA Tesla P100 and GP2 for NVIDIA Tesla V100. Additionally, CoolIT’s full coverage MX1, MX2 and MX3 memory cooling coldplates will be featured. CoolIT will highlight customer installations including: Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment (CHIME), the world’s largest low-frequency radio telescope. Deployed inside a containerized environment, CoolIT’s liquid cooled system consists of 256 rack-mounted General Technics GT0180 custom 4u servers housed in 26 racks managed by Rack DCLC CHx40 Heat Exchange Modules. Featuring liquid cooled Intel Xeon Processor E5-2620 v3 and dual AMD FirePro S9300x2, CoolIT significantly lowers operating temperatures and improves performance and power-efficiencies. Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center (PSNC). The PSNC “Eagle” cluster uses 1,232 liquid cooled Huawei CH121 servers to increase density and reduce energy consumption. PSNC was able to deploy this new cluster within their existing data center without having to invest in additional air cooling infrastructure. The heated liquid is also being reused for local heating needs. In partnership with STULZ, CoolIT will host an SC17 Exhibitor Forum presentation on high-density Chip-to-Atmosphere data center cooling solutions on Thursday 16th Nov at 11.00am. CoolIT encourages all attendees to join the Chip-to-Atmosphere: Providing Safe and Effective Cooling for High-Density, High-Performance Data Center Environments presentation in room 503-504. During the session, David Meadows, Director of Industry, Standards and Technology at STULZ Air Technology Systems, Inc. and Geoff Lyon, CEO and CTO at CoolIT Systems, will be discussing the efficiency gains and performance enhancements made possible by liquid cooling solutions. “Liquid cooling in the data center continues to grow in adoption and delivers more compelling ROIs. Our collaboration with OEM partners such as Dell EMC, HPE, Intel and STULZ provides further evidence that the future of the data center is destined for liquid cooling,” said Geoff Lyon, CEO and CTO at CoolIT Systems. To learn more about how CoolIT’s products and solutions maximize data center performance and efficiency, visit booth 1601 at SC17. Executives and technical staff will be on site to guide attendees through new product showcases, live demos. To set up an appointment, contact Lauren Macready at marketing@coolitsystems.com. About CoolIT Systems CoolIT Systems, Inc. is a world leader in energy efficient liquid cooling technology for the Data Center, Server and Desktop markets. CoolIT’s Rack DCLC platform is a modular, rack-based, advanced cooling solution that allows for dramatic increases in rack densities, component performance, and power efficiencies. The technology can be deployed with any server and in any rack making it a truly flexible solution. For more information about CoolIT Systems and its technology, visit www.coolitsystems.com. About Supercomputing Conference (SC17) Established in 1988, the annual SC conference continues to grow steadily in size and impact each year. Approximately 5,000 people participate in the technical program, with about 11,000 people overall. SC has built a diverse community of participants including researchers, scientists, application developers, computing center staff and management, computing industry staff, agency program managers, journalists, and congressional staffers. This diversity is one of the conference’s main strengths, making it a yearly “must attend” forum for stakeholders throughout the technical computing community.
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