Liquid cooling for data centers is making a splash in the press at the moment, but when will you take the plunge?

I've dived in already11%

I'll be dipping my toes in 202026%

I'm staying dry for a few more years53%

I'm never going to get my hair wet8%

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Director in Manufacturing4 years ago

I still remember when they cut the pipes out of the data center when they removed the liquid cooling that used to be for the mainframe.... nothing is new....

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