Global Switch announced on Monday the availability of direct-to-chip liquid cooling in its 30-megawatt facility in Tseung Kwan O after last week, inviting potential customers to see what it called the first showcase of this solution in Hong Kong. The company said it has seen an increasing number of inquiries related to deploying China-made graphics processing units (GPUs), the type of chips driving the AI boom.
Global Switch announced on Monday the availability of direct-to-chip liquid cooling in its 30-megawatt facility in Tseung Kwan O after last week, inviting potential customers to see what it called the first showcase of this solution in Hong Kong. The company said it has seen an increasing number of inquiries related to deploying China-made graphics processing units (GPUs), the type of chips driving the AI boom.