CircleGen
Air Cooling
1,400 times better thermal conductor than air
> 40% less TCO*
8 times less conductor than air
Planning immersion cooling for a new site or an existing facility? CircleGen evaluates the workload, compatible hardware, fluid, primary loop, heat rejection, controls and service access as one integrated system.
You can already use your energy infrastructure to work with your data centers.
Also, our data center works even with the most non-standard energy sources, for example, geothermal electricity
We at CircleGen designed our solution with a focus on clean energy with a zero carbon footprint. We will be able to build a data center using only the cleanest and most renewable energy sources
We at CircleGen are committed to preserving the environment and reducing the carbon footprint in information technology and data processing.
You can use your data center as a hot water generator for residential areas or greenhouses in all climates. This whole system uses a closed water circuit
What is single-phase immersion cooling?
Compatible IT hardware operates in an electrically non-conductive fluid that carries heat to a heat exchanger and a separate facility loop. Suitability must be verified for every hardware and fluid combination.
Why consider immersion cooling?
Immersion cooling can support dense compute and reduce reliance on server fans. Actual efficiency depends on climate, IT load, fluid, pumps and heat-rejection design.
CircleGen
Liquid Cooling
End to end solution to densities and efficiency challenges
Compatible with Fiber Optics
No need of great adaptations to all your HW
CircleGen
Immersion Cooling Competitors
Scalable & modular
Owns fullstack of the technology
Fluid service intervals depend on monitoring and supplier guidance
Direct heat transfer from components to fluid
Cooling overhead evaluated for each project
Electrical isolation with a dielectric fluid
Primary and secondary cooling designed together
Hardware compatibility verified before deployment
Adaptation plan defined for each server platform
Modular capacity planning
System, controls and service workflow designed together
Fluid condition monitored during operation
Performance and service intervals depend on the approved equipment, fluid data sheet and operating conditions.
Evaluate the benefits for your facility
Achieve a a project-specific PUE target
PUE represents the ratio of the total amount of energy used by a computer datacenter facility to the energy delivered to computing equipment. Circle Gen allows you to achieve a certified a project-specific PUE target, to improve your datacenter efficiency even in harsh climate conditions regions.
Evaluate total cost for your project
Circle Gen allows you to save 25%-40% on your TCO, that translates into substantial savings on CAPEX (Design,Construction, IT hardware, Cables, Cooling, Piping, etc.) and OPEX (Electricity & Maintenance).
>50 kW of compute density
Cooling capacity is selected from the approved server configuration, fluid temperatures and facility-side conditions.
-80% in HW failure rate
Compatible immersed hardware is isolated from airborne dust and ambient humidity during operation. Material compatibility and maintenance procedures must be verified for every deployment.
Speed deployment
Modular systems can be adapted to different facilities after power, access, controls and heat-rejection requirements are reviewed.
+50% in HW life-span
One of the most immediate benefits of Circle Gen's Immersion Cooling solutions is the prolonged life-span of the hardware. The Our Coolant cools and protects the servers in a particulate-free environment, with no whiskers, no moving parts, etc.
Zero waste of water
Water use depends on the selected heat-rejection system. Closed-loop and dry-cooler options are evaluated for each site.
Save project-specific on cooling OPEX
In a datacenter, about 40% of the electricity is used for the cooling system. Our technology allows to save up to project-specific on cooling OPEX (corresponding to about 50% of the electricity bill). With Circle Gen's solutions, you get highly efficient primary and secondary cooling systems. Besides, your servers consume less since they do not need fans.
Measure efficiency for the complete site
We model the IT load and auxiliary systems together, then define measurable design targets for the selected climate and operating profile.
Reduce avoidable cooling overhead
Removing server fans and matching pumps and heat rejection to the load can reduce auxiliary energy. Savings must be calculated against the actual baseline.
Closed-loop heat-rejection options
Dry coolers, hybrid systems and water loops can be evaluated for the site. Water use and operating temperatures are documented in the project design.
Recover heat where demand and temperature align
Rejected heat may support nearby processes or buildings when the temperature level, distance and demand profile justify a recovery system.
Faster deployment through modular design
Predefined interfaces and factory-prepared modules can reduce on-site work. The installation plan still accounts for power, piping, controls, access and commissioning.
Protect hardware from airborne contamination
Immersed components are isolated from dust and ambient humidity during operation. Compatibility, cleaning and maintenance procedures remain essential.
Plan for high-density workloads
Thermal capacity is selected from the server configuration, allowable fluid temperature and facility-side cooling conditions.
Operational controls and maintenance
Monitoring, filtration, alarms and service access are included in the operating concept so the system can be maintained safely.
Immersion cooling project delivery
CircleGen coordinates the cooling tank, fluid, heat exchanger, facility loop, controls and commissioning requirements for each deployment. The final scope, performance targets and responsibilities are documented in the project specification.
You can already use your energy infrastructure to work with your data centers.
Also, our data center works even with the most non-standard energy sources, for example, geothermal electricity
We at CircleGen designed our solution with a focus on clean energy with a zero carbon footprint. We will be able to build a data center using only the cleanest and most renewable energy sources
We at CircleGen are committed to preserving the environment and reducing the carbon footprint in information technology and data processing.
You can use your data center as a hot water generator for residential areas or greenhouses in all climates. This whole system uses a closed water circuit
Plan your cooling architecture
Compare air, direct-to-chip and immersion options against workload density, utilities, maintenance and expansion requirements.
Save money
Your data center saves you money every day with a healthy heat recovery system, thanks to which you can heat residential areas, farms and any infrastructure where heat is needed.Save ecology
The overall PUE of our solution is 1.02. It's just incredible. You can fully harness the power of electricity and channel it into server performance and scaleSave energy
Another advantage of ours is that our technology is 100 percent scalable. You can deploy a data center anywhere in the world and even in the most extreme weather conditions. The average sweep time of the data center is 5 days.Technology
Circle Gen's technology allows the data center to be deployed using immersion cooling anywhere in the world or in an existing data center. Our solution has its advantages over standard air coolingExperience
Thanks to our technology and experience in building high performance data centers, we can replace your 5 server risers with just one Circle Gen. The performance will not only be the same, but also increase by 40%, but the consumption of electrical energy will decrease by 30%Effect
Your data center will not waste heat into the environment. Becouse our technology is completely environmentally friendly. You do not waste water, because water circulates in a closed circuit all the timeGet in touch
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