As the data center industry adapts to the rapidly evolving computing needs of artificial intelligence, cloud giant Amazon Web Services has unveiled significant redesigns of many of the components and systems in its facilities.
The design changes are meant to ensure that AWS’ data centers can handle the skyrocketing electricity needs of AI while simultaneously becoming more energy-efficient, the company said in a release Monday.
The largest data center user in the world, AWS has made significant changes to cooling and power systems, as well as implementing a new system for how information technology equipment is arranged in data centers to maximize energy efficiency.
These redesigned systems, which will be implemented globally in new and existing data centers, come as AWS and other tech giants are under growing scrutiny for the enormous amounts of electricity required to power data centers amid the AI arms race...
The largest data center user in the world, AWS has made significant changes to cooling and power systems, as well as implementing a new system for how information technology equipment is arranged in data centers to maximize energy efficiency.
These redesigned systems, which will be implemented globally in new and existing data centers, come as AWS and other tech giants are under growing scrutiny for the enormous amounts of electricity required to power data centers amid the AI arms race...
RSK: I believe this to be a temporary improvement. More AI is going to need more and more power. They will need to keep the tech going to be able to handle it.
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