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Cisco Surfs The Liquid Cooling Wave In The Datacenter

April 27, 2022 Daniel Robinson 0

High performance systems have a long history of using water cooling, but advancements in semiconductor technology in the 1980s allowed for big iron to have a few decades of using air cooling. …

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Cisco Rolls Out New Systems As It Stretches Kubernetes To Clouds

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