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Siemens, STULZ and NVIDIA publish a 100 MW reference design for AI data centres built around GB300 NVL72 racks
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STULZ says it has worked with Siemens and NVIDIA on a reference blueprint for a 100 MW hyperscale AI data centre for IEC markets, owned by Siemens. It is designed around NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 systems and also accommodates GB200 NVL72. STULZ CyberCool SCS15102Wu coolant distribution units deliver liquid cooling to the compute racks, while STULZ ABR 2500 CW computer room air handlers cool support racks and residual heat loads. Siemens supplies the power and automation systems. The companies describe it as a modular starting point for planning high-density AI data centres, not a built site.
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