When I last looked at DCs in detail, there was some concern that liquid cooling at high power requires redundant cooling networks, or a failure would cause the hardware to melt, even if the input power were turned off immediately. Has this risk been worked around, or is it going to become a real issue?
]]>That reminds me of the old Consolidated Edison steam plants in various neighborhoods in New York City. As far as I know–and I have been out of the Big Apple for seven years now–there was still steam heat for buildings in Gramercy Park and on the East Side over by Bellevue Hospital.
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