/fervēret/
ferveret is a Latin word for boiling, which is what we believe will revolutionize the future of data centers.
We develop liquid cooling technology for data centers inspired by nuclear power plant cooling.
Data centers are dirty and expensive
If nothing changes, data centers will generate about 14% of the total worldwide carbon emission by 2040. About 40% of these emissions is due to inefficient cooling, which is also expensive.
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https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/dec/11/tsunami-of-data-could-consume-fifth-global-electricity-by-2025
ferveret technology
eliminates this waste of money and the associated emissions.
Data centers today – Air cooled
- • 40% of the total electricity in a typical data centers today is wasted for cooling the servers.
- • Air cooling results in a waste of space.
- • Air cooling has high maintenance and labor costs
All these issues are consequence of the poor heat removal capability of air cooling
ferveret technology – Subcooled boiling
- • Will save 96% of the energy wasted for cooling in air-cooled data center.
- • Same IT power as air-cooled data centers in a 75% smaller footprint.
- • Minimum maintenance and labor costs.
ferveret technology reduces the chip temperature by a factor 2 enabling more powerful (~2X) CPUs and GPUs.
