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15% compute efficiency doesn't sound like much. Until you do the math.

When we published the results of our UCLA benchmark study showing that Ferveret's Adaptive Phase Cooling delivers 15% more TFLOPs/kW than direct-to-chip liquid cooling at the server level, some people looked at that headline and thought: "15%? That's it?" Let me put that number in context.

Why Cooling Solutions Haven’t Advanced in Autonomous Vehicles

Cooling solutions are not new in the automotive industry, but innovation has remains unchanged.

The Environmental Impact of Current Data Center Practices

Although we don’t see them in our everyday lives, data centers are the backbone of nearly every digital task we perform.

The Digital Age: A New Industrial Revolution

A new industrial revolution is unfolding before our eyes, fueled by key drivers highlighted in this article.

LEAP 2026

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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03 Sep 2026

We’re joining the global tech community at LEAP 2026 in Riyadh. Meet Reza and Omar at booth H1A.P107 in the startup area of Hall 1

Yotta Conference 2024

Caesars Forum, Las Vegas

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30 Sep 2026

Ferveret CEO Reza Azizian and CRO Andrea Marini are heading to Las Vegas for the AI infrastructure conference. Will we see you there?

Mining Disrupt 2025, Miami

Fort Lauderdale

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28 Mar 2025

Mining Disrupt 2025 served as the premier global conference focused on Bitcoin mining.

Bitcoin 2025, Las Vegas

The Venetian, Las Vegas

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29 May 2025

Join us at Bitcoin 2025 this May at the Venetian! As the world’s largest Bitcoin event, Bitcoin 2025 brings together over 25,000 Bitcoin enthusiasts, 300+ exhibitors, and 300+ speakers from around the globe.

In Computer Weekly: Ferveret's Adaptive Phase Cooling charges compute for nuclear AI research

Azizian and team say that combined with facility-level efficiency improvements, software teams can realise up to 35% more usable compute from the same power envelope.

MIT News talks about Ferveret’s nuclear-inspired cooling technology and the MIT background of our founders

Founded by two researchers from MIT, Ferveret reduces the amount of energy and water required to cool the chips that power AI.

Ferveret’s Waterless Data Center Cooling Delivers 15% Compute Efficiency Boost

Joint UCLA and Ferveret study confirms performance benefits of Ferveret’s cooling technology. By decoupling data center infrastructure from water and power limitations, Ferveret’s technology enables a new class of deployments in previously unviable environments.

Wall Street Journal Talks Data Centers

Liquid cooling is going mainstream. NVIDIA and Supermicro are now shipping significant volumes of compute and racks with liquid cooling.