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Taiwan pumps new life into AI cooling

Aaron Lee, Taipei; Sherri Wang, DIGITIMES Asia Wednesday 27 August 2025 0

Credit: DIGITIMES

The rapid rise of artificial intelligence computing is transforming the server industry, pushing cooling demands past what traditional air-based systems can handle. As Nvidia chips drive power consumption beyond 1,000 watts, liquid cooling is no longer...

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