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Accelsius joins the NSF Center for Energy-Smart Electronic Systems and supplies a two-phase direct-to-chip rack to Villanova
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Accelsius says it has joined the National Science Foundation's Center for Energy-Smart Electronic Systems (ES2), an industry and university research centre that aims to improve the energy efficiency of US data centres by 20% to 35%. It is providing its NeuCool IR150, an IT rack combined with a coolant distribution unit using two-phase direct-to-chip liquid cooling, to Villanova University, one of the centre's university sites alongside the University of Texas at Arlington. Industry partners in the centre include Google, Microsoft and Meta, according to the release.
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