For the first time, SAIHEAT Limited has participated in the Supercomputing 2024 (SC24) Conference this year in Atlanta, Georgia. There the company has showcased its Advanced Computing Center Ecosystem (ACCE), a proven suite of liquid-cooling system that enable carbon-negative data center operations by repurposing waste computing heat.
With growing demand for advanced processing power and sustainable data infrastructure, SAIHEAT leverages its expertise in liquid-cooling technology to deliver cutting-edge advancements in thermal management. At SC24, SAIHEAT has showcased interactive demos, product exhibits, and the latest innovations in sustainable data center design. Attendees have gained firsthand insights into how SAIHEAT’s solutions boost computing efficiency and provide scalable thermal management options for diverse applications across industrial, commercial, and residential sectors.
SAIHEAT’s system is specifically engineered for edge computing, achieving a PUE of 1.05 by capturing up to 97% of wasted computing heat. Its highly modular design ensures rapid assembly and installation, adaptability to varied environments, and high energy efficiency.
In addition to its liquid-cooling systems, SAIHEAT has also featured its HEATNUC power module. HEATNUC focuses on small modular power solution specially designed for edge computing center, enhancing global power resource efficiency, and providing a reliable energy solution for data centers and other energy-intensive industries.
