Author: Dynalene

Dynalene is proud to announce its official membership in the Open Compute Project (OCP) community. This milestone marks an exciting step forward in advancing sustainable and efficient cooling solutions for the data center and technology industries.

As a new Community Member, Dynalene joins a global network of innovators collaborating to design open, scalable technologies that reduce environmental impact and improve performance. This partnership reinforces Dynalene’s commitment to driving the future of liquid cooling innovation, supporting the OCP’s mission to make high-performance computing more energy-efficient and sustainable.

Stay tuned as Dynalene continues to contribute its expertise and insights to help shape the next generation of cooling technologies for a greener, more connected world.

There are many types of coolants used for immersion cooling of IT equipment in data centers. These coolants can be hydrocarbon-based, esters (natural or synthetic) or fluorocarbons. Depending on their properties, they may be used in single-phase immersion or two-phase immersion. This article will discuss the main property considerations for coolants used in data center immersion cooling and provide a useful comparison of each chemistry to aid in fluid selection.