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SubZero Engineering's Gordon Johnson explores how AI, containment and hybrid cooling are reshaping data centre efficiency, sustainability and design.
As artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) drive increasing demand for data centre capacity, operators face growing pressure to improve cooling
efficiency, reduce energy consumption and prepare their facilities for higher-density workloads.
But how can data centres accommodate these demands while maintaining reliability, sustainability and long-term operational performance?
In this episode of Data Centre Uncut, Gordon Johnson, Senior CFD Engineering Manager at SubZero Engineering, joins host Matt High to discuss the evolution of data centre cooling and the technologies shaping next-generation infrastructure.
With more than 25 years of industry experience, Gordon explores how computational fluid dynamics (CFD), containment and emerging liquid cooling technologies can help operators improve performance while preparing for future AI workloads.
