HIGH POWER HOUSING SERVICE Tokyo Fuchu Data Center High Power Housing Service

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Ability to manage high-heat-generating, highly integrated systems

Using high performance devices such as HPC or GPU servers often imposes challenges on you operationally and financially.
HPC uses large amount of electricity, for which you would typically be forced to operate less servers on a rack than usual. Furthermore, GPU servers are often restricted by the load capacity of a rack, resulting in just one such server being mounted on it.

"Tokyo Fuchu Data Center's High Power Housing Service offers power capacity of up to 15 kVA average with a maximum of 20 kVA, as well as load capacity of up to 1,050 kg per rack.
With the service, you can use high performance devices such as HPC or GPU safely and securely."

Rear-door cooling system introduced

Hot exhaust air from high performance devices is cooled down immediately by a rear-door cooler, which is installed on a rack and handles the waste heat in a much more efficient way than the conventional cooling method of cold/hot aisle capping.

The cooling system is redundantly configured for heightened fault tolerance, which makes sure that the operational environment of highly integrated high performance devices is reliable.

[The first in Japan] Cold-aisles with rear-door coolers

The hot aisle is formed between the rear sides of two rows of racks, letting exhaust air from the racks mixed in to the aisle.
This configuration allows possible hot air exhaust left untreated by a defective rear-door cooler getting cooled in the aisle, making sure the air flow and its temperature getting into machines is unaffected and stable."

This also allows replacement of a defective cooler while the cooling system of the hot aisle containment is effective, preventing thermal runaway from occuring on high performance devices.

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