News Room
Company news, engineering notes on heat exchanger design, and results from the print floor and the field.
Hotter coolant saves water if the heat exchanger keeps up
Schneider says warmer coolant can cut a data center's water use in half. We look at the component that decides how much of that saving an operator keeps.
Rack power is outrunning the building
The average rack draws four times the power it did ten years ago, and the next generation needs far more. We look at what that does to the cooling loop.
Five times the radar power means five times the heat to move
A DARPA program has pushed radar chips to five times today's power. We look at where that heat goes on a ship or an aircraft with no room to spare.
3D-printed heat exchangers reach data center scale
A Korean consortium is spending three years on 3D printed heat exchangers. We've built one at data center scale; the part's cost is what still has to change.
Rear-door cooling comes with a fan bill
A rear-door heat exchanger is the simplest way to add liquid cooling to a room you already have. We look at the fan energy the capacity rating leaves out.
Two-phase cooling’s hidden pump bill
Two-phase cooling promises cheaper cooling through warmer water. We look at the part of the bill the pitch leaves out: the pumps.
Phasic Joins NATO DIANA for Innovation
NATO picked Phasic for its 2025 DIANA cohort: over 70 companies from 2,600+ submissions, each given EUR 100,000 and access to NATO test centers.
Phasic Wins Open Compute Project Sustainability Award
The Open Compute Project gave Phasic its Sustainability Award for advancing sustainable data center cooling through heat exchanger technology.
