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铜散热器与铝散热器在成本与性能上如何比较?
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数据中心两相冷却的最新趋势是什么?
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直接回答:两相冷却技术,特别是浸没式冷却和直接-to-芯片(冷板)冷却,正从利基研究概念过渡到主流部署,因为它们能够处理超过1,000 W/cm²的热密度,这是传统空气冷却无法实现的。浸没式冷却因其整体设施热回收和超高密度的优势而受到青睐,而直接-to-芯片冷却由于流体成本更低且维护更简便,是目前现有AI集群改造的首选...


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