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This is a question that many people often ask themselves. Let's begin with a common factor; both systems single-phase cooling and two-phase cooling use immersion cooling, a liquid that conducts heat better than air. They also don't require CRAs, chillers, CRAHs, or raised floors. Even with that, these two technologies have significant differences. Below is a simple description of how the two work Single-phase...

Immersion cooling is a heat transfer method where the hot fluid is placed in direct contact with a coolant. The most common example of this is when water is boiled and then used to cool a hot engine. Immersion cooling has been used for many years, but it's just starting to become popular in high-performance computer systems. Liquid immersion cooling works by passing the...

A dielectric material refers to a substance that’s a poor electrical conductor but acts as a supporter for electrostatic fields. In practice these materials are naturally solid, and examples include glass, mica, plastic, oxides from various metals and porcelain. Dielectric fluids refers to dielectric materials in liquid form. The main purpose of dielectric liquid is to prevent and quench electric discharges rapidly, and are...