Immersion Cooling
Submerging hardware in a non-conductive fluid.
Immersion cooling puts the hardware into a dielectric fluid that carries heat away far better than air does, allowing dense installations and near-silent operation.
It suits large deployments where density and noise are the binding constraints. For a handful of cards the cost, the fluid handling and the warranty questions rarely pay for themselves against good airflow.
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