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January 28, 2026

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Seawater Heat-Rejection Loop

Seawater Heat-Rejection Loop: Converting Coastal Heat-Sink Advantage into Sustainable Cooling Capacity Coastal data centers are often viewed as having a natural advantage in heat rejection, as the ocean represents an enormous and readily available heat sink. When data-hall heat can be rejected to seawater in a stable and well-controlled manner, chiller runtime can be reduced.

January 22, 2026

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Why BPHE Selection Matters in Data Center Liquid Cooling

Why BPHE Selection Matters in Data Center Liquid Cooling   As AI workloads and high-density racks become standard, liquid cooling is moving from a niche solution to a core data center infrastructure. In this architecture, the Coolant Distribution Unit (CDU) is no longer a passive or “background” component. Its internal heat exchanger — most commonly