Application Field

Liquid-cooled servers are widely used in many types of high-computing power and high stability demand scenarios due to their high cooling efficiency and low energy consumption. In the field of high-performance computing and supercomputing, it can support cutting-edge scientific research such as weather prediction and aerospace simulation, and in AI and Internet data centers, it can cope with the megawatt-level heat dissipation pressure of 1,000-caliber GPU clusters, and has been deployed on a large scale by Meta and Aliyun, which has significantly reduced equipment interruption rates and energy consumption. The financial sector relies on it to ensure the uninterrupted operation of core services such as high-frequency trading; in telecom and edge computing scenarios, it can be adapted to narrow or extreme environments, and Huawei's edge servers have been reduced in size by 40%. In addition, it is also used for thermal management of energy storage and new energy control in the energy sector, as well as gene sequencing and medical data processing in the biomedical sector, helping related systems operate stably and efficiently.