Researchers in the U.S. have proposed using underground aquifers as giant natural thermal batteries to cool energy-hungry data centers, offering an unconventional way to tackle their growing ...

Freeze drying is essential for stabilizing biopharmaceuticals, but developing an efficient, robust process requires a clear understanding of the thermal transitions that govern product behavior. This ...

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Large data centers require significant amounts of water for cooling, which can strain local resources. Several proposals for large-scale data centers in Florida are facing public and governmental ...

Many current discussions of cooling AI data centers have revolved around liquid cooling, which would immerse racks of modules in fluid using a network of pipes. While liquid is effective, some users ...

The Environmental Protection Agency said it wants to help boost water reuse strategies for companies to cool data centers that drive artificial intelligence. The EPA on Thursday announced an ...

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QuatIca was inspired by the pioneering work in quaternion linear algebra, particularly the QTFM (Quaternion Toolbox for MATLAB) developed by Stephen J. Sangwine and Nicolas Le Bihan. Their ...