The solution is designed to work with powerful GPUs and can be integrated into existing data center infrastructure.
The technology company Yadro (part of IKS Holding) presented the Yadro G4208P G3 server with a liquid cooling system (LCS) at the Digital Solutions forum. The solution is designed for infrastructure with high GPU load, including training and inference of AI models, engineering, and scientific calculations.
LCS is used to dissipate heat from processors and graphics accelerators — the most heavily loaded components of the system. According to test data, at full load, the GPU temperature did not exceed 60 °C at an ambient temperature of 22–23 °C. When the room was heated to 39 °C, the indicator was 77 °C.
The server is installed in a standard rack and connected to an external heat dissipation circuit. This allows it to be used in data centers where the appropriate cooling infrastructure is already provided, without a complete overhaul of engineering systems.
Yadro notes that the increase in performance of modern GPUs is accompanied by an increase in power consumption and heat dissipation, which increases the requirements for cooling computing sites. The liquid-cooled version of the G4208P G3 became the next stage in the development of the server platform, following the expansion of support for more powerful accelerators.
