Kelvion and Rosseau have unveiled a powerful collaboration focused on transforming liquid cooling solutions in the High-Performance Computing (HPC) market, commencing with bitcoin mining.
This technological collaboration and joint venture unites Kelvion’s advanced cooling systems with Rosseau’s cutting-edge immersion cooling technology to set new standards in power density, efficiency, and performance for the HPC Market. The partnership underscores a shared commitment to innovation and to delivering an industry-leading, end-to-end immersion cooling solution for bitcoin mining and data center operations.
The collaboration is poised to address the accelerating thermal management challenges prevalent in bitcoin mining and AI, setting new benchmarks that are pivotal for the advancement of the industry.
“We are thrilled to embark on this partnership with Rosseau, marking a key moment for both companies and the entire High Performance Computing industry,” said Steffen Thierfelder, Kelvion’s EVP of Sales & Service. “By combining our advanced cooling technologies with Rosseau’s innovative immersion cooling solutions, we are not only advancing state of the art technology in thermal management but also delivering tangible solutions to our customers. This collaboration is poised to redefine the standards of efficiency, sustainability, and performance, ensuring our customers stay ahead in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.”
The synergy between Kelvion’s extensive experience in heat exchange solutions and Rosseau’s innovative approach to immersion cooling technology represents a pivotal step forward in the quest for optimized cooling solutions in the HPC Market, promising significant advancements in the efficiency and sustainability of high-performance computing operations worldwide.
To learn more about Kelvion and Rosseau’s partnership to transform liquid cooling solutions in the HPC market, visit the website here.
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