Green Revolution Cooling (GRC), a specialist in single-phase immersion cooling for data centers, today announced the publication of Operational Considerations for Single-Phase, Immersion Cooled Data Centers: A Client’s Perspective, an e-book demonstrating the benefits of immersion cooling, written by CGG, a French geoscience company and a GRC client for the past 10 years.
In the e-book, CGG provides education about operational considerations when deploying single-phase immersion cooling in a data center.
"We are excited to share this information with data center operators considering implementing immersion cooling to help them understand the impact on their operations,” comments Ted Barragy, manager, computational science group, CGG. “Immersion-cooled data centers are not difficult to operate, they are just different than air-cooled data centers. We have seen so many benefits to this technology, we want others to get these advantages, as well.”
In the e-book, CGG discusses specific benefits of immersion cooling, including how the technology: simplifies data center operations by making it easier to install, service, and maintain IT equipment; reduces service calls because of higher reliability; and significantly reduces noise within the data center.
In addition, the guide notes that with DCIM integration and remote monitoring, immersion cooling technology maximizes uptime with regular diagnostics, early fault detection, and alert functions.
“As partners with the team at CGG for the past decade, it’s wonderful that they want to share their experiences with our technology to help others understand immersion cooling,” concludes Peter Poulin, CEO at GRC. “We have worked closely together to ensure that our technology enables them to maximize uptime and meet their business goals.”