Tesla's Texas Superfactory AI Data Center Adopts Liquid Cooling Solution

   According to reports, Tesla's Texas super factory is expanding to accommodate a supercomputer cluster for AI, and its large AI data center uses liquid cooling technology from supercomputers to help protect 20 billion trees on Earth.
   As is well known, AI data centers often mean huge energy consumption, and AMD hopes to reduce this pressure by promoting its liquid cooling technology. It is reported that compared to air cooling, this liquid cooling scheme can reduce the electricity cost of the cooling infrastructure by 89%. Musk is currently expanding its AI facilities at Tesla's Texas super factory on a large scale, and even intentionally building a super large "fan". The new expansion can accommodate 50000 NVIDIA GPUs and more Tesla self-developed AI hardware, aimed at training Tesla's FSD system.