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The article's primary subject is the infrastructure evolution required for AI and quantum computing, specifically focusing on power distribution, liquid cooling, and hardware shifts like SiC/GaN semiconductors. While it mentions consumer electronics or general tech trends, the core analysis centers on how data center architectures must adapt to support high-density AI workloads and future quantum integration. TechPulse take: Gartner's forecast indicates that by 2030, liquid cooling will dominate new data center builds due to the escalating power density of AI servers exceeding 120kW per rack. This shift necessitates a transition to 800VDC power distribution and advanced semiconductors like silicon carbide to manage thermal loads and energy efficiency for both current AI and emerging quantum workloads.
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[AI Highway] Beyond AI to Quantum... A Major Shift in Data Center Power and Cooling Is Coming
GDELT4 min read
Amid the surge in power and cooling demand for data centers driven by the spread of artificial intelligence (AI), a forecast has emerged that by 2030, nine out of ten new data centers will adopt liquid cooling, and their designs must evolve to accommodate quantum computing in the long term. According to Gartner's report "New Technologies for Enterprise Data Centers After 2030," released on the 29th, significant changes are expected in data center power supply, cooling, and…
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