Liquid Cooling Servers Enter National Standard Era: A Turning Point Beyond Penetration Rate
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Liquid cooling technology is transitioning from an optional feature to a fundamental requirement for AI servers, as exemplified by NVIDIA's GB300 NVL72, which integrates 72 GPUs and 36 CPUs in a fully liquid-cooled architecture. The introduction of national standards GB/T 48023-2026 and GB/T 48097-2026 marks a significant shift in the industry, aiming to standardize liquid cooling systems and improve reliability.
This shift is crucial as the demand for AI servers grows, with projections indicating that liquid cooling penetration in China will exceed 50% by 2027. The new standards will help address challenges related to system integration and long-term stability, ensuring that components from different manufacturers can work together effectively. The focus is now on scalable, cost-effective applications rather than just feasibility.
Looking ahead, the implementation of these standards will create opportunities for various players in the liquid cooling supply chain, from manufacturers to service providers. While the standards are not immediately mandatory, they will become essential in procurement processes for major clients, influencing the competitive landscape and driving innovation in the sector.
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液冷服务器进入“国标时代”：真正的拐点不只是渗透率
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