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nVent partners with NVIDIA on AI-enabled liquid cooling solution.
London--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The global leader in electrical connection and protection solutions, nVent Electric plc ("nVent"), announced today a large liquid cooling solution to support NVIDIA's GB200 NVL72 and next-generation platform.NVTnVent, a worldwide leader in electrical connection and protection solutions, today announced a collaboration with NVIDIA (NYSE: NVDA) to deploy a large liquid cooling solution to support NVIDIA's GB200 NVL72 and next-generation platform.
This collaboration is expected to realize cutting-edge, specification-compliant liquid cooling technology that enhances performance and energy efficiency in NVIDIA-powered data centers. nVent is a leader in liquid cooling, providing resilient sustainable solutions for next-generation computing to support AI demand.
nVent actively contributes to the development program with hyper-scale and high-performance computing (HPC) customers, offering customized liquid cooling solutions to support the deployment of NVIDIA NVL36 and NVL72. nVent worked in collaboration with NVIDIA to define a reference architecture utilizing nVent's coolant distribution units, liquid-to-air heat exchangers, and manifold products. This enables data center designers to cool high-computing density data centers while saving time in design and implementation.
At nVent's world-class engineering hub, on-site labs, and manufacturing facilities, liquid cooling technology tailored for testing and customization to support the NVIDIA platform has been developed, allowing customers to adopt and expand next-generation AI technologies.
"nVent is providing the future of liquid cooling. We design customized technology to manage the operating temperature of high-performance chips and provide efficiency, scalability, and sustainability to our customers," said Eric Osborn, Vice President and General Manager of nVent's datacenter solutions. "Our solutions enhance the performance and reliability of next-generation technology."
"Designing and building complex data centers requires vast amounts of time and advanced AI capabilities," said Dion Harris, Director of Accelerated Computing at NVIDIA. "Through collaboration with innovators like NVIDIA and nVent, customers can enjoy enhanced performance and scalability, accelerating next-generation data center performance for large HPC workloads more than ever."
nVent collaborates with NVIDIA to provide solutions for the Open Compute Project (OCP) community.They also offer solutions for the OCP community.OCP brings scale and speed to the fast-growing data center industry through open-source design concepts for data centers. This initiative alleviates supply chain constraints, enhances the reliability of technology worldwide, and meets the increasing demand for data center solutions.
Leveraging its global scale and capabilities, nVent provides standard and custom solutions for next-generation computing. For more details on nVent's liquid cooling portfolio for large AI deployments,click here.Please take a look.
This collaboration is expected to realize cutting-edge, specification-compliant liquid cooling technology that enhances performance and energy efficiency in NVIDIA-powered data centers. nVent is a leader in liquid cooling, providing resilient sustainable solutions for next-generation computing to support AI demand.
nVent actively contributes to the development program with hyper-scale and high-performance computing (HPC) customers, offering customized liquid cooling solutions to support the deployment of NVIDIA NVL36 and NVL72. nVent worked in collaboration with NVIDIA to define a reference architecture utilizing nVent's coolant distribution units, liquid-to-air heat exchangers, and manifold products. This enables data center designers to cool high-computing density data centers while saving time in design and implementation.
At nVent's world-class engineering hub, on-site labs, and manufacturing facilities, liquid cooling technology tailored for testing and customization to support the NVIDIA platform has been developed, allowing customers to adopt and expand next-generation AI technologies.
"nVent is providing the future of liquid cooling. We design customized technology to manage the operating temperature of high-performance chips and provide efficiency, scalability, and sustainability to our customers," said Eric Osborn, Vice President and General Manager of nVent's datacenter solutions. "Our solutions enhance the performance and reliability of next-generation technology."
"Designing and building complex data centers requires vast amounts of time and advanced AI capabilities," said Dion Harris, Director of Accelerated Computing at NVIDIA. "Through collaboration with innovators like NVIDIA and nVent, customers can enjoy enhanced performance and scalability, accelerating next-generation data center performance for large HPC workloads more than ever."
nVent collaborates with NVIDIA to provide solutions for the Open Compute Project (OCP) community.They also offer solutions for the OCP community.OCP brings scale and speed to the fast-growing data center industry through open-source design concepts for data centers. This initiative alleviates supply chain constraints, enhances the reliability of technology worldwide, and meets the increasing demand for data center solutions.
Leveraging its global scale and capabilities, nVent provides standard and custom solutions for next-generation computing. For more details on nVent's liquid cooling portfolio for large AI deployments,click here.Please take a look.
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