Colovore

11/03/2022

Thanks to Data Center Frontier for this great article about our newest high-density facility in Santa Clara.

High-density hosting specialist Colovore is expanding in Santa Clara with a 9-megawatt data center supporting AI workloads with rack densities from 50 kW up to 250 kW.

09/09/2021

Demand for data center space in Silicon Valley has long outpaced supply. With less than 2% vacancy (according to a recent CBRE study) our high-density data center optimizes this very limited resource while lowering total cost of ownership.

08/26/2021

The new storage server from Qumulo and Hewlett Packard Enterprise should draw 400-450 watts peak per RU, so a full cab = 18-20 kW. High-density storage solutions are becoming more commonplace, especially at facilities purpose-built to deliver the power and cooling they require.

https://lnkd.in/gYMbxrBA

07/08/2021

If you are deploying any AI, Machine Learning, or GPU servers, a 50 kW cabinet is your ideal home.

AI servers need a ton of power and cooling, and we've got it at Colovore.
You should budget 1 kW peak draw per rack unit —> a full 47U AI cab needs 50 kW!

We are now taking pre-orders for a number of 50 KW cabinets we will deliver as part of our Phase-4 2MW expansion coming in Q4. And if you need direct liquid cooling, we've got that too :)

07/06/2021

“Liquid cooling can provide more service in less space,” says Arman Shehabi, a research scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Thanks to and for writing this insightful piece for Bloomberg LP.

We agree with Dr. Shehabi. Colovore is now in our 8th year utilizing liquid cooling for our high-density data center and we're very proud of our 1.1 PUE and market-leading efficiency.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-06-16/big-tech-startups-race-to-cool-data-centers-around-the-world

Nonconducting liquids show promise in replacing expensive and wasteful air conditioning.

06/25/2021

We've worked with our friends for quite a while and they consistently deliver at the speed of innovation. It's no surprise then that their newest initiative is all about liquid-cooling, which we're all about. Another thing we agree on is that retrofitting for the future can be a burden and often cost-prohibitive. That's why we both recommend systems that are designed for liquid-cooling from the start.

https://www.networkworld.com/article/3621015/supermicro-launches-liquid-cooling-initiative.html

Supermicro is offering three types of liquid cooling: direct to chip (D2C) cooling, immersion cooling, and rear-door heat exchanger (RDHx) cooling.

06/15/2021

With modern liquid cooling and power densities of 35kW per rack, Colovore has engineered its Santa Clara facility specifically to address the needs of modern, converged dense IT infrastructure.

04/26/2021

With the incredible advances in data processing capacities across computing and storage platforms, the term "power density" has come to the forefront and is a critical variable in ensuring IT success with your data center deployment. What is power density? Why does it matter? Read more about and its 5 key benefits in the here. https://www.colovore.com/5-key-benefits-of-power-density-in-the-data-center/

04/14/2021

Our closely-knit and highly-skilled IT Operations team is . Learn more and apply today. https://www.colovore.com/jobs/

04/01/2021

With increased adoption of , , and applications comes incredible storage capacity and flexibility. But have you considered the ramifications for these dense storage platforms?

We’re all swimming in data these days, with the explosion of structured and unstructured data driven by the increased adoption of AI, IOT, and Big Data applications among others. There has been an equal explosion in underlying storage technologies, with flash, persistent memory, SSDs and the like ...

03/01/2021

We are excited to announce that we are adding much-needed capacity to the severely supply-constrained Bay Area market. Construction is underway for a 2MW expansion, which we expect to deliver in late Q2/ early Q3. Learn more at https://www.colovore.com/colovore-adding-2mw-capacity/