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Power, cooling and GPU links form triple barrier to data centre expansion amid AI boom

Surging demand for AI computing is pushing the data centre industry up against physical limits in power supply, cooling performance and GPU-to-GPU data transfer, making rapid expansion harder through chip gains alone. Grid constraints, long waits for high-voltage transformers and rising costs are key hurdles. Operators are adding on-site generation and exploring SMRs. Cooling is shifting from air to liquid systems. Interconnects are moving from copper to optics, while solid-state transformers draw interest despite high costs.

AI & Enterprise

Elice Group registers trademark for modular AI data center PMDC

Elice Group said on Wednesday it has completed trademark registration for its self-developed modular AI data center, PMDC. The company said it finished the registration on Sept. 17. PMDC is a modular AI data center designed in 2021, with key facilities such as servers and power, cooling and networking pre-fabricated at a factory and installed on site. It applies direct liquid cooling and hot-water cooling technologies.

Industry

Supermicro starts shipping Nvidia Vera Rubin NVL72 rack, supplying units with 1,152 GPUs

Supermicro said on Sept. 29 it has started shipping Nvidia\'s Vera Rubin NVL72 rack that integrates its data center building block solution DCBBS and direct liquid cooling technology stack DLC-2. The company said it will take orders and supply the rack in scalable units. Each unit supports 1,152 GPUs and 331TB of HBM4 memory. It also said it tests and validates racks with the liquid cooling system integrated to shorten deployment time.