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TACC Doubles Down on Liquid Immersion Cooling, GRC Delivers Another Immersed HPC Cluster Solution
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John Paul Catholic University Adopts GRC’s Liquid Immersion Cooling for HPC Cluster
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Liquid Immersion Cooling from Green Revolution Cooling helps Tokyo Institute of Technology Achieve Top Honors at Green500 Three Years in a Row
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Green Revolution Cooling’s Oil Immersion Cooling Technology Helps Vienna Scientific Cluster Achieve a mPUE of 1.02 with Zero Water Use
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