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Choose an architecture by following the complete heat path, its practical density range, facility dependencies, advantages, and operating trade-offs.
Use this section to decide
Where does this architecture remove heat, and where does that heat go next?
What must change in the server, rack, room, and heat-rejection plant?
Which density, retrofit, and operating conditions make the trade worthwhile?
Featured records first, then the section's own editorial order.
| Record | Maturity | Coolant | Typical density | Suppliers | Equipment | Fields addressed | Evidence | Sources | Reviewed |
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| Direct-to-chip liquid cooling | Scaling | Water, usually with glycol, in the loop that reaches the servers | Commonly selected for 50–150+ kW AI racks | 6 | 3 | 5/5 | Independently reported | 1 | |
| Single-phase immersion cooling | Scaling | A dielectric oil or engineered fluid | Vendor tank ratings vary widely with water temperature and configuration | 5 | 3 | 5/5 | Independently reported | 1 |
| Data-center heat reuse | Scaling | Warm water, usually raised further by a heat pump | Works best at campus scale with a steady heat customer nearby | 4 | 3 | 5/5 | Supplier reported | 1 |
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| Hybrid air and liquid cooling | Scaling | Liquid at the processors, cooled air for everything else | Broadly applicable from 30–150+ kW racks | 4 | 3 | 5/5 | Supplier reported | 1 |
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