The liquid cooling market “Data Center-Global and Regional Analysis: Focus on analysis and analysis and forecasting of countries, 2024-2034”, the issue predicts a strong Cagr 23.96% on the market between 2024-2034. According to the forecast, the global cooling market in the data center is expected to reach $ 48.42 billion by 2034, out of $ 5.65 billion in 2024.
Market analysis examines products, applications and factors affecting different regions around the world. It examines key elements, including challenges and restrictions that may have an impact on the market, drivers and predict growth in large regions include the US, South Korea and Germany.
Despite challenges, such as the high cost of implementation and lack of standardization, liquid cooling technology continues to play an important role in modern data centers. For example, the AI system generates a high heat density, which requires a more efficient cooling method to be effective for operation.
The increased need for sustainable and energy -efficient cooling solutions also prevails in the support of efficient high -performance computational clusters and extensive data centers in general, which have been in recent years to expand the use of liquid cooling systems.
Part of the predicted market growth also includes advanced cooling technologies such as immersion and cooling of a direct chip. These technologies are more efficient than traditional air cooling in heat control, offering improved cooling ability and consuming less energy.
Increasing pressure on the reduction and minimis of the carbon footprint and achieving the goals of pure zero further stimulate the acceptance of new cooling technologies. The liquid cooling systems have recently advanced in operating reliability and capacity, and industrial players have monitored innovations such as sustainable cooling fluids and flexible cooling systems specifically designed to meet AI and 5G applications.
According to the report, it is assumed that the Hyperscale Data Center segment is assumed that it will lead the contract of liquid cooling technology in the data center because global companies such as Google, Microsoft and Alibaba include the demand of users for scalable calculation and storage.
Other important investments in the liquid cooling sector are the telecommunications industry, thanks to its role, which process substantial amants of data generated by applications by heavy taxes. Effective data transmission and processing is in higher Asse due to rapid growth and technology, such as AI, virtual reality, 5G and 6g.
The banking, financial and insurance sector (BFSI) continues its transition to paperless operations, which contributes similarly to increased demand in data centers.
The analysis also states how the rear door heat exchangers (RDHX) are one of the latest solutions that come to the liquid cooling market. RDHX Systems sensors measure heat generated by individual shelves and help reduce the overall energy consumption. Research from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (PDF) has shown that RDHX systems are more efficient in eliminating localized hotspots compared to traditional techniques and helping to distribute uniform tempraturas in the data center.
In recent years, nail efforts have been made to make data centers more energy efficient and sustainable. For example, Boyd, a company that has been distributed by NVIDIA and the US Department of Energy in August 2023 as part of COOOLECHIPS. The aim of the program is to “develop transformation, highly efficient and reliable cooling technology for data centers”, which is specifically to reduce cooling energy consumption to less than 5% of the total energy consumption of the data center.
(Figure: “Data Center” from Bob Michal is classified under CC BY-NC 2.0.)
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