Angstrom Microsystems Inc. (OTCBB: AGMS) has created a revolutionary cooling solution designed to save data centers money and resources used to cool computers and other components. The company’s LiquiCool technology allows existing data centers to remain in their existing facilities while reducing the need for air conditioning by up to 30%.
LiquiCool provides an array of heat exchanger technologies, such as chilled water to the rack, for data centers designed for chilled water cooling. Unlike IBM or HP technologies, these racks use less water because the racks do not need to be cooled less than 1 degree Celsius. The heat is removed from the computer by two-phased technology, eliminated the need for air-cooling technology.
Angstrom’s technology replaces the traditional air-cooling of data centers’ computers with a liquid cooling solution designed to reduce not only air conditioning usage, but power consumption and noise generation as well.
Angstrom’s Self Cooling racks require only minimum airflow and can be sealed from current data center environments. The racks utilize heat exchangers to convert gas created by the computer cooling process into a liquid form. The gas rises through pipes to an outside location, usually the roof, where it is cooled by air or water moving across the pipes, or water evaporating on the pipes.
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