- Dell reveals a new technology aimed at stimulating cooling
- ERDHX promises more effective cooling for systems
- Technology can reduce cooling costs and reduce dependence on ineffective services
While the demand for AI continues tirelessly in the world, serious questions are asked around the environmental effect that technology has on the world around us.
Dell makes his song with the launch of a new system which, according to him, can result in a reduction in cooling costs and dependence on expensive or ineffective current services.
During the company Dell Technologies World 2025 event, he revealed that the Del PowerCool (ERDHX) rear back door exchanger (ERDHX), its alternative to standard rear door heat exchangers, which promises to redefine cooling systems as we know them.
Cool better all around
Dell says that technology behind the new system is a first industry and can capture 100% of the heat generated by its autonomous air system, which means that it can reduce cooling energy costs up to 60% compared to the solutions currently available.
This includes the costs of costs and the abolition of dependence on expensive coolers, because the ERDHX can operate with warmer water temperatures than traditional solutions (between 32 and 36 degrees Celsius).
It also means that customers can deploy much more dense calculation racks without increasing energy consumption, helping to maximize their data center capacity.
The system can also help to identify leaks or problems due to advanced detection systems, thermal surveillance in real time and can operate with the DEL integrated rack controller service for the unified management of all components at the rack level.
