SunnySide Digital, a global distributor of enterprise data center infrastructure, has partnered with Rosseau to provide immersion cooling technology to high-performance computing (HPC) and bitcoin mining clients. This collaboration aims to increase power density by up to 100%, surpassing current alternative immersion cooling systems in the market, according to a press release sent to Bitcoin Magazine.
“I have seen the exceptional business relationships SunnySide Digital has cultivated with bitcoin miners,” said Karth Potluri, CEO of Rosseau. “They consistently cater to the unique demands of the mining sector. We are proud to partner with Taras and his organization to introduce our world-class immersion cooling products to the bitcoin mining industry.”
Bitcoin mining faces challenges in thermal management, where efficient operations, sustainability, and profitability rely on effectively handling the substantial heat generated by mining servers. Conventional air-cooling methods have struggled to meet the escalating demands, compromising hardware efficiency, reliability, and lifespan.
Recognizing the limitations of traditional heat management, immersion cooling has emerged as a superior solution. Rosseau’s CTO, Rick Margerison, who co-leads Immersion Cooling Requirements for the Open Compute Project, aims to redefine industry standards for traditional hyperscale data centers used by tech giants like Google, Microsoft, Meta, DELL, and Intel.
“Bitcoin mining is a race for efficiency and scale, and the accelerating power-density of ASICs is driving infrastructure towards high performance at-scale liquid-cooling. SunnySide Digital is committed to providing its customers with leading technology to thrive,” said Taras Kulyk, CEO of SunnySide Digital. “Our partnership with Rosseau and their suite of immersion technology is helping us deliver on that goal.”
“Rosseau’s visionary approach to immersion cooling and the future of data centers aligns seamlessly with meeting our enterprise clients’ needs, especially as we approach the bitcoin halving in 2024,” Kulyk continued.
