Vantage Data Centers - Cooling features page (air-cooled chiller model, liquid-to-the-chip posture)

Colo's own statement of its cooling roadmap, which is the constraint that matters when asking whether they can host a rack-scale part. Verbatim: 'Vantage has utilized various cooling technologies since our inception, including air-cooled chillers, water-cooled chillers, indirect heat exchange and liquid to the rack. We are committed to an air-cooled chiller model as our preferred design moving forward.' And on direct-to-chip: 'Vantage is also partnering with customers to bring liquid to the rack in large scale applications. We're making advances toward pushing the medium for heat exchange closer and closer to the source-i.e., the chip-with a goal of an even more efficient, and just as reliable, cooling approach based on our customers' unique needs. This application is ideal for a build-to-suit data center.' Highlights: N+2 chiller redundancy, closed-loop chilled water, WUE virtually zero, pre-tapped headers to provide liquid to the floor, 'Forging a liquid-to-the-chip future'. Reads as liquid-to-the-RACK, not liquid-to-the-chip, today - a distinction that decides whether GB200 NVL72 fits in an existing colo room.