Project Type: Data Center
Location: Norway
Equipment Installed: ColdLogik Rear Door Heat Exchanger
Choosing the right cooling solutions is pivotal: Staying ahead of evolving cooling technology is crucial for Bulk Data Centers. With growing demand in Generative AI and High-Performance Computing, efficient heat management is vital. Cooling technology impacts Bulk’s reliability, efficiency, and competitiveness. Choosing USystems’ ColdLogik CL20 RDHx builds on past success, enabling larger deployments with proven technology.
Rob Elder, Chief Commercial Officer, Bulk Data Centers
• USystems engage in a flexible way to develop the design and ensure overall project objectives were met
• The CL20 RDHx handles peak densities from GPU-based hardware, up to approx. 50kW per rack in N+1, with the headroom to go even higher, and the flexibility to be further integrated as part of a hybrid DCLC system (direct-to-chip-liquid-cooling)
• White space was maximised without the need for cooling corridors for more traditional room based cooling solutions
• Without the need for hot-aisle containment a structural ceiling / return-air plenum was no longer required. This gave greater floor to ceiling height, which improved high-level M&E coordination and simplified the overall fit out
• The free-standing interface frame allowed for the installation and commissioning of RDHx units independently of the customer’s rack deployment, enhancing overall design flexibility and system configuration
• Predictable air management, removed the risk of hot spots and airflow issues attributed to higher densities using conventional air cooling and hot-aisle containment
• The system’s performance, scalability, and sustainability benefits align seamlessly with Norway’s energy-efficient, cooler climate, coupled with the low-carbon Hydro energy at Bulk’s N01 campus.
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