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ZTE launches a 1.5 MW cold plate liquid cooling CDU, expandable to 2.4 MW, alongside 800 V DC power for AI data centres
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ZTE said on 10 November that its new cold plate liquid cooling coolant distribution unit (CDU) has a cooling capacity of 1.5 MW per unit, expandable to 2.4 MW, with two to five CDU cabinets, temperature control to within 0.5°C and pressure control to within 0.05 bar, N+X redundancy and dual power feeds. ZTE pairs it with 800 V high-voltage DC power and says the combination keeps PUE within 1.15; it cites its Nanjing Binjiang data centre upgrade (up to 60 kW per rack, 32°C supply air) at a PUE of 1.15. Performance figures are ZTE's own claims and have not been independently tested.
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