No system can perfectly utilize 100 percent of the energy it generates, and cooling is an enormous economic and safety challenge for everything from automobiles to IT server infrastructure.

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It empowers specialized R&D agents to: In a demo, John showed how he led a team of AI agents to discover a new, environmentally friendly immersion coolant—an emerging area in data center cooling.

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About 30%-40% of the energy these facilities draw goes towards cooling servers and high-performance computers. That makes them expensive to operate, while also stretching local resources thin.