08/23/2023 August 23, 2023. Twelve years after the Fukushima meltdown, Japan is releasing nuclear cooling water, containing tritium, into the ocean. We answer the main questions.

But not every system needs water cooling, and there are definitely valid reasons to opt out. From price and performance considerations to ease of use and noise, here's why you should think twice ...

One of the most common methods for cooling datacentres involves mechanical chillers, which work like large fridges. These machines use a fluid called a refrigerant to carry heat away from the servers ...

But not every system needs water cooling, and there are definitely valid reasons to opt out. From price and performance considerations to ease of use and noise, here's why you should think twice ...

Also, pay attention to cooling water flow and engine temperatures under load. Anything over 197 degrees Fahrenheit could be a sign of blockage, especially on boats older than five years.

The water is collected and partly recycled as cooling water after treatment, with the rest stored in around 1,000 tanks, which are already filled to 98% of their 1.37 million-ton capacity.

Cooling; Intel is trying out on-chip water cooling too and I'm just happy I'm not the one having to place liquids so close to expensive electronics. News. By Jacob Fox published 30 April 2025 ...