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Date(s) - August 31, 2023
11:30 am - 2:00 pm
Location
Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) @ UT Austin
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Don’t miss this Society of HPC Professionals lunch and learn event, including tour of TACC supercomputing facility!
Single Phase Liquid Immersion Cooling: The Path to Cooling 1,000 Watt Chips and Beyond
Ben Smith, Chief Product Officer, GRC
31 August 2023
11:30am- Noon CDT — Networking
Noon – 1:00pm CDT — Presentation (+ online option)
1:00- 2:00pm CDT — TACC Tour
Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) + Online option
10505 Exploration Way
Austin, TX 78758
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About the Event
Server and chip technologies continue to increase in power and speed. But these increases in performance also mean the servers of today (let alone tomorrow) generate more heat than ever before, with no signs of slowing down. As power consumption and heat generation continue to rise, the hot topic of discussion among data center owners and operators and others in the data center ecosystem is clear: can current data center cooling technologies keep up?
In this session, GRC CPO (Chief Product Officer) Ben Smith will share how GRC systems are cooling some of today’s hottest chips and take a look into the likely evolution of the server and Single Phase Immersion systems for the next generations of chips.
Following the presentation we will take a tour of the TACC supercomputing facility which has a mix of different systems using different cooling approaches, including the latest from GRC.
About the Speaker
Ben Smith
Chief Product Officer, GRC
A seasoned global leader, Ben brings an impressive track record of executing business strategy and driving strong growth. Prior to joining GRC, Ben helped APC and Schneider Electric develop transformative business initiatives that improved product quality, supply chain efficiency, and order-to-delivery lead times. Most recently, he served as Schneider Electric’s Vice President Data Center Cooling Systems.
Ben holds a BA degree from Castleton University (Castleton, Vermont) and a MS degree in Industrial Engineering/Operations Research from University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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