GRC recently won Phase I of the United States Air Force's AFWERX Small Business Innovation Research award! The program teams up technologically advanced companies with innovative, US military IT professionals to uncover opportunities to improve strategic defense capabilities without having to tap into their standard budget.

IT professionals in any US Armed Forces or defense-related department are invited to collaborate with us on a technologically advanced data center solution utilizing our single-phase immersion cooling technology.

Intrigued by the power and cost savings of immersion cooling but aren’t quite sure it’s a fit for your data center? This blog details three scenarios when it definitely is: You’re out of power — Out of space — Or, simply want to cut your CAPEX to 50% of a traditional data center build.

Our "Liquid-Immersion Cooling Myths Debunked — Part 1" blog dispels common misconceptions about immersion cooling, such as it's new and untested, it's more expensive than traditional cooling, and it limits your hardware options — All false by the way!

Watch our most recent webinar "on-demand" to discover how immersion cooling delivers “Infrastructure on Demand” to address your increased compute needs quickly and affordably, while putting your mind at ease. 

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DCD reports from the Open Compute Summit: "We see liquid cooling and—in particular, immersion cooling—are enabling some new architectures that we have not even begun to consider." — Microsoft Azure hardware leader, Kushagra Vaid.

The University of Texas at Austin's Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) has stepped into the COVID-19 battle again. They've unleashed their computing power to analyze around 40 million tweets a day to track the spread of the virus and generate predictive simulations.

The kick-off of our Dive In and Discover webinar series was a hit! Be sure to watch for your invitation to June's installment so you don't miss out. Also, here's your chance to help help guide the series' topics. Simply complete our online survey to share your suggestions.