The conference featured the consolidation of the SAIHUB solution, which aims to build a cleaner world through the green transition of the computing industry and the research and promotion of small modular reactors, a more energy-efficient industry through liquid cooling and the reuse of chip heat, and a more connected world through digitization. The endeavor to consolidate the SAIHUB solution includes the launch of ULTIAAS, BOLTBIT, and HEATNUC.
SAI.TECH realizes that while possessing huge potential, chip heat is regarded as a byproduct that often goes wasted. And air-cooling, the prevalent cooling method in the industry, is beset with numerous problems like noise, maintenance difficulties, and environmental restraints. Most importantly, it is not designed with the capability to unleash the potential of chip heat.
Liquid cooling makes computing cleaner by reducing carbon emissions, noise, and dust, and by giving operators the ability to recover heat. Reducing energy demand for heat. It also reduces costs in maintenance and deployment. The BOX series is a lineup of computing infrastructure units designed for outdoor deployment. All equipped with immersion and rack-mounted liquid cooling and fitted inside standard 20ft containers, the BOXs are capable of high-performance computing under temperatures ranging from -40°F to 122°F.
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