HeyJaredCooling Data Center Podcast
Explore the dynamic world of AI and cooling systems with host Robert Ussher from Hanley Automation. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, policymaker, or simply curious, this podcast is your gateway to understanding the pivotal role of cooling technologies in the AI revolution.
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Demetrio Velasco, Liquidpulse: Two Megawatt Load Banks, Clean Fluids & Why You Can't Skip Integrated Testing (opens the original)
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What if the only way to know your liquid cooling infrastructure will hold up is to make it fail on purpose, before a single rack goes into the white space? In this episode, Demetrio Velasco of Liquidpulse joins Robert to talk about something the industry has needed for a while: a two-megawatt liquid cooled load simulator capable of stress testing critical cooling infrastructure in a live data centre under real test conditions. From starting out as a controls engineer building pump and hydronics
Clifford Federspiel, Vigilent: Self-Driving Cooling, Predictive Control & Why Fixed Set Points Are Costing You More Than You Think (opens the original)
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What if the biggest barrier to maximizing cooling capacity and efficiency isn't the hardware in your data hall, but the static set points and manual control strategies you've been running since day one? In this episode, Clifford Federspiel, founder of Vigilent and former Johnson Controls and UC Berkeley engineer, joins Robert for a wide-ranging conversation about what happens when you hand cooling control to a machine learning system that can predict what's coming next, and why the data centre i
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