Items Tagged with 'GPUs'

In the report “Thermal Management For Data Centers 2026-2036: Technologies, Markets, and Opportunities”, IDTechEx further details the technical and commercial barriers to both single- and two-phase immersion cooling, as well as a comprehensive roadmap and timeline for upcoming cooling technologies based on extensive primary and secondary research.

IDTechEx’s report, “AI Chips for Data Centers and Cloud 2025-2035: Technologies, Market, Forecasts” reveals current and emerging AI chips in the market, and their implications on the broader AI market.

Infineon announced that its OptiMOS 6 80V power MOSFETs in a compact 5x6 mm² dual side cooling package have been integrated into the IBC stage of an AI server platform of a leading processor manufacturer.

As of 2024, single-phase direct-to-chip (D2C) cooling dominates the high-end GPU thermal management market. However, with the increasing thermal design power, two-phase D2C cooling will be required, and it is expected to come in large volume no earlier than 2026 and 2027.

Sales of GPUs and accelerators reached a record $54 billion in 2Q 2024. This growth was driven largely by high demand for GPUs and custom accelerators in the hyperscale cloud market.

At DSEI Japan, Teledyne SP Devices demonstrated the industry’s first implementation of peer-to-peer streaming between commercial-off-the-shelf digitizers and GPUs in PXIe Systems.