- 1 GSLV-F17 Successfully Launches EOS-05
- 2 Aditya-L1 Detects Early Warning Signs of Solar Flares
- 3 Magnetar Offers Strongest Evidence Yet for ‘Non-Empty’ Space
- 4 GalaxEye to Develop Indigenous OptoSAR Earth-Observation Satellite
- 5 IAF Successfully Tests Indigenous Long-Range Glide Bomb Khagantak-243
- 6 RAKSHA Framework to Guide India’s Defence Diplomacy
- 7 India to Acquire US Javelin Anti-Tank Missiles
- 8 Brain Circuit Linked to Chemotherapy-Induced Cold Allodynia
- 9 CRISPR-Edited Stem Cells Could Make Blood-Cancer Therapy Safer
- 10 Peptide Biomaterials Could Power Future Medical Implants
- 11 MIT Builds ‘Living Transistors’ from Engineered Bacteria
- 12 Scientists Develop Method to Delay Quantum Entanglement Loss
- 13 C-DOT Unveils 14 Indigenous Quantum-Safe Products
- 14 DRDO Backs Indigenous 20 mK Dilution Refrigerator for Quantum Technologies
- 15 New Nanoparticles Make Trace Chemicals Easier to Detect
- 16 AI-Generated Proof Revives Navier–Stokes Millennium Problem
- 17 Sagar Manthan Boosts India’s Deep-Ocean Research Capability
Google’s Vizag Data Centre Brings Air-Cooling Technology into Focus
On 27th August 2026, Google confirmed that its upcoming 1-GW AI data centre hub in Visakhapatnam would use air-cooled systems and green energy, seeking to minimise freshwater consumption while supporting large-scale computing infrastructure.
Why Do Data Centres Need Cooling?
Servers and high-performance computing chips generate substantial heat during operation. Efficient cooling is essential to prevent overheating, maintain performance and reduce equipment failure.
Air Cooling vs Water Cooling
- Air Cooling: Heat is ultimately rejected to the surrounding air, generally through air-cooled chillers and heat exchangers.
- Chilled water may circulate within a closed loop, but the system avoids large evaporative cooling towers ....
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