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Amazon Web Services unveils custom cooling for Nvidia AI chips

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Amazon Web Services unveils custom cooling for Nvidia AI chips
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is rolling out custom cooling systems designed specifically for Nvidia’s high-powered AI chips. This move aims to boost performance and efficiency for AI workloads by keeping the hardware from overheating—a common bottleneck in data centers. It’s part of AWS’s broader push to stay competitive in the AI infrastructure race.
Editor’s Note: As AI models get bigger and hungrier for computing power, keeping them cool is a major challenge. AWS’s tailored solution could give it an edge by squeezing more performance out of Nvidia’s chips while cutting energy costs. For businesses relying on cloud-based AI, this could mean faster, cheaper, and more sustainable operations—so it’s a win for both tech giants and their customers.
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