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TMGcore and Riot Join Forces for a More Sustainable High-Performance Computing Future

TMGcore, a technology development company known for its trailblazing data center solutions, has announced an exhilarating partnership with Riot, setting the stage for a promising 2023. The collaboration marks a significant step towards a more sustainable high-performance computing future, one that could redefine the next decade of the computing industry. The initial deliverable of the…

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TMGcore, a technology development company known for its trailblazing data center solutions, has announced an exhilarating partnership with Riot, setting the stage for a promising 2023. The collaboration marks a significant step towards a more sustainable high-performance computing future, one that could redefine the next decade of the computing industry.

The initial deliverable of the partnership is a state-of-the-art, 30-kilowatt, high-performance compute two-phase immersion mobile data set. This innovative product showcases the cutting-edge technology that TMGcore and Riot bring to the table. However, it does more than just broaden the capabilities of both companies in the market – it propels them to the forefront of sustainable high-performance computing.

As the computing world increasingly prioritizes sustainability, TMGcore and Riot’s partnership signifies an essential shift towards greener solutions. With the current reliance on energy-intensive air cooling for data centers reaching its limit, TMGcore’s unique two-phase liquid immersion cooling technology presents a viable, more energy-efficient alternative.

This partnership represents an exciting milestone not only for TMGcore and Riot but also for the broader computing industry. With TMGcore’s industry-leading cooling technology and Riot’s expertise, the future of high-performance computing seems set to embrace a more sustainable, efficient, and high-performing path. As we look ahead to 2023 and beyond, this partnership could very well set a new standard for the computing world, proving that high performance and sustainability are not mutually exclusive but can, indeed, go hand in hand.

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This partnership, which we're very excited about between TMG Core and Rai. This is the first step towards a very very, very exciting twenty twenty three. So what we delivered today is thirty kilowatt high performance compute two phase immersion mobile data set. It really broadens their capabilities in the market and also gives them an advantage to support a more sustainable high performance computing future that will change the future of computing for the next ten years.

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