Yearly Archives: 2012

Intel Tests Submersion Cooling from Green Revolution Cooling Supermicro® servers submerged in a CarnotJet™ 42U rack Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) has released details surrounding its first year of testing of Green Revolution Cooling’s CarnotJet™ submersion cooling system. Word of the announcement … Continue reading →

By now the news has broken that Intel has been evaluating the CarnotJet™ submersion cooling system for the past year. (You can even read a press release here.) Numerous news outlets have picked up the story recently, including Wired, Engadget, … Continue reading →

Green Revolution Cooling Announces Full Factory Warranty for Submerged Supermicro Servers OEM server warranty comes to Green Revolution Cooling’s submersion cooling system. August 31, 2012 – Super Micro Computer, Inc. (Supermicro®) is now providing full warranty coverage for servers installed in the … Continue reading →

Green Revolution Cooling is exhibiting today at Datacenter Dynamics Converged in San Francisco. The single-day event takes place at the Marriott Marquis downtown and features some prominent industry speakers, including: Kathrin Winkler: Secretary of The Green Grid Reuven Cohen: CTO … Continue reading →

New CarnotJet™ system data sheets have arrived! These data sheets, updated for 2012, contain a lot of useful technical information including system dimensions, electricity requirements, operating parameters, and more. Check them out below or on the newly refreshed Literature page. … Continue reading →

Green Revolution Cooling is proud to announce that it has been named a Finalist at this year’s Green Enterprise IT Awards presented by the Uptime Institute. The installation at Texas Advanced Computing Center has received recognition for the Facility Product Deployment … Continue reading →

This short video shows Green Revolution Cooling’s submersion cooling system in action. Heat produced by these Supermicro 1U GPU-accelerated SuperServers (SYS-1026GT-TF) is captured by GreenDEF™ dielectric fluid and delivered to a heat exchanger, providing the servers with powerful and consistent … Continue reading →

GRC is announcing an SBIR award from the Department of Defense for development of large-scale system installations. The award allocates R&D funding for production of efficient mid-density systems for military and enterprise applications. Tinker Air Force Base, located in Oklahoma … Continue reading →

GRC received some great press soon after the CGGVeritas installation release. The release outlined the growing installation in Houston and the partnership between GRC and server manufacturer Supermicro. David Chernicoff over at ZDNet wrote a piece entitled Submerge your datacenter, … Continue reading →

GRC announces details surrounding one of its largest installations to date, a 24-rack, 600kW system at CGGVeritas in Houston, Texas.