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Interview: TI sees liquid cooling shift to tray-level control in AI data centers

Jay Liu

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Oct 23, 2026, 08:45 0

Patrick Zeng, general manager of data center thermal management at Texas Instruments (TI) Credit: TI

Liquid cooling in AI data centers is moving toward more granular control architectures...

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