Flex Unveils Advanced Liquid-Cooling Solutions for AI Data Centers
In a significant stride toward enhancing data center capabilities, Flex has unveiled innovative liquid-cooled rack and power solutions tailored for the burgeoning AI landscape. These developments, showcased during an industry summit, reflect Flex's commitment to addressing the growing demands of cloud service providers amidst the challenges posed by power consumption, heat generation, and spatial efficiency.
Empowering AI Workloads with Custom Solutions
Flex's newly launched compute and rack products are specifically designed for AI data centers, incorporating cutting-edge liquid cooling technologies. Partnering with JetCool, Flex's collaboration aims to push the boundaries of performance in high-load environments, accommodating the intense computational requirements of artificial intelligence.
Next-Gen Cooling Technologies
The partnership with JetCool brings forth direct-to-chip liquid cooling solutions that significantly enhance the cooling capacity to over 1,500 watts per socket. This impressive capacity ensures that even the most advanced AI servers operate efficiently without overheating, catering to the increased demands of machine learning and high-performance computing.
Modular Platforms Tailored for AI and HPC Applications
Building on the need for flexible infrastructure, Flex has introduced a modular compute platform that allows users to customize configurations for specific application requirements. The new design integrates advanced processors, including the latest generation Intel® Xeon® 6900 series, to provide superior processing power tailored for AI and HPC tasks.
Compliance and Versatility
This state-of-the-art platform meets Open Compute Project (OCP) standards and can be deployed in racks compliant with the Open Rack V3 (ORv3) design. This ensures that the solutions are not only efficient but also versatile enough to adapt to various IT configurations, making them suitable for diverse operational environments.
Expanding Power Solutions to Support AI Technologies
Flex's innovation doesn’t stop at cooling systems. The company has also rolled out new Intermediate Bus Converters (IBCs) designed to enhance power delivery for AI and cloud applications. These modules complement the existing array of power solutions aimed at optimizing energy efficiency in data centers.
Comprehensive Manufacturing Services
With a holistic approach to data center infrastructure, Flex provides services that encompass the entire manufacturing process. From sourcing materials to designing and maintaining advanced systems, Flex ensures that their solutions are sustainable and capable of meeting the rigorous demands of the modern data landscape.
About Flex
Flex stands as a prominent manufacturing partner committed to creating innovative solutions across multiple sectors. With a presence in 30 countries, it leverages a diverse workforce to enhance technology and supply chain management, driving efficiency for clients around the globe.
Contact Information for Flex
If you're interested in learning more about Flex's innovative technologies or wish to discuss investment opportunities, please reach out to:
Investors & Analysts:
David A. Rubin
Vice President, Investor Relations
(408) 577-4632
Media & Press:
Michelle Kershner
Director, Commercial Integrated Marketing and Communications
(602) 421-6407
Frequently Asked Questions
What new products did Flex announce for AI data centers?
Flex introduced liquid-cooled servers, racks, and power modules designed to handle the unique demands of AI workloads.
How does the partnership with JetCool enhance Flex's offerings?
The partnership provides direct-to-chip cooling solutions, which significantly improve thermal management for high-performance AI systems.
What specifications do the new power modules meet?
The new Flex Power Modules, including Intermediate Bus Converters, are designed to meet industry needs for AI, machine learning, and cloud applications.
What industries does Flex serve?
Flex serves a diverse array of industries by providing manufacturing and supply chain solutions globally.
How can one contact Flex for investment or media inquiries?
Interested parties can reach David A. Rubin for investor relations or Michelle Kershner for media inquiries via phone as provided above.
