Original Video Credit: @Submer Metal hardware disappears beneath a clear dielectric liquid before its green status LEDs illuminate almost instantly. Instead of being installed in open air, the power supply is energized while fully submerged inside an immersion-cooled server system. Unlike water, the dielectric fluid does not conduct electricity, allowing powered electronic components to operate safely while completely immersed. Once the power supply mates with the system's integrated bus bar, electrical power is delivered immediately as the fluid continuously removes heat from the electronics. Immersion cooling is becoming an increasingly important technology for high-density computing because it can cool hardware more efficiently than conventional air cooling. By reducing fan requirements, improving thermal performance, and supporting higher power densities, these systems help modern data centers operate more efficiently while handling demanding AI and cloud workloads. No copyright infringement intended. Content is shared for educational purposes only. Full credit goes to the original creator. For any questions or copyright concerns, please dm or contact us via the email listed on our page. #shorts #science #education #learn #invention #interesting #tech #facts
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THAT'S a LOT of Astroglide!
I thought small nuclear power plant ๐
Imagine the color of the liquid after 15 years of service
Pee Diddy's server room where he stores his videos.
Compute has been oversold.
For translation purposes, this text is also posted here alongside the video description ๐ง : Metal hardware disappears beneath a clear dielectric liquid before its green status LEDs illuminate almost instantly. Instead of being installed in open air, the power supply is energized while fully submerged inside an immersion-cooled server system. Unlike water, the dielectric fluid does not conduct electricity, allowing powered electronic components to operate safely while completely immersed. Once the power supply mates with the system's integrated bus bar, electrical power is delivered immediately as the fluid continuously removes heat from the electronics. Immersion cooling is becoming an increasingly important technology for high-density computing because it can cool hardware more efficiently than conventional air cooling. By reducing fan requirements, improving thermal performance, and supporting higher power densities, these systems help modern data centers operate more efficiently while handling demanding AI and cloud workloads.
ultra pure mineral oil. as long as they keep it clean no need for other kind of cooling.
This has been a thing for 30+ years now. Itโs cool, just not practical or dynamic for shipping/upkeep over years.
Nice fishtank bro
Reminds me of mineral oil-submersed builds I saw years ago...
its just mineral oil
Not while its connected to the bus bar! wow amazing ๐ฎ
My problem with this solution is twofold, the first is weight second is that everything will be covered in a layer of oil and that I simply cannot tolerate.
I feel like the level of precision that's needed for this is a bit overkill for the application just so they can do a gimmicky demonstration
Now add Kool aid, kombucha and tequila to that tub and do a drinking contest. Yes this is how I picture computer people have fun.
Looks like Diddys cell๐
Is this what powers the beast system ๐คจ
mineral oil if you want to do it at home
I remember seeing one of those cooling bath in 80s
All is fun and games until your power supply starts to shine Cherenkov blue even without LEDs...