Data Center

Securing valuable data for high-performance operations

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Cloud and hyperscale data centers are increasingly more powerful and vital to our professional and personal lives than ever before. Enabling the transmission, routing and storage of valuable data – the currency of modern-day activities – is the primary role of data centers. Managing the exponentially growing volumes of generated bits and bytes is dependent upon the performance and reliability of data center systems and it's why more component and device designers rely on Henkel materials.

Data Center Applications

Routers and switches integrate a variety of electronic and optical components, all designed as part of the network’s export layer where incoming and outgoing connections form the heart of data transfer. As the world moves in an increasingly digital direction, robust data center interconnect technology and higher data bandwidth needs are seeing the integration of 400 GbE solutions. Higher transfer speeds and power raise functional temperatures, creating a need for improved thermal management and system level cooling solutions. Leading BERGQUIST^® and thermal interface material solutions provide multi-faceted approaches to heat management, offering holistic temperature control for the device and the system.

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Media streaming, 4K 360 video for VR/AR, data mining, analytics and a myriad of other data-rich applications continue to accelerate demand for high-performance computing capability. Not only are a greater quantity of CPUs and GPUs required for next-generation servers, but processing speeds and functionality expectations are also intensifying. Integration of these higher power density technologies make robust thermal control essential to enable performance at optimum levels to satisfy modern-day, data-driven application demands.

More capable storage capacity through advances in hard disk drives (HDDs) and solid-state drives (SSDs) is necessary to meet the performance demands of cloud-based storage and data analytics. Not only are these drive technologies more advanced and powerful than ever before, there are far more of them required in next-generation data centers in order to accommodate data storage and processing demands. With a higher quantity of HHDs and SSDs on a single line card, controlling the thermal load through effective heat dissipation is a key consideration for maximizing performance. There are multiple approaches to heat management strategy, and Henkel has the portfolio and the technical expertise to help design the best solution.

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Data Center

Data Center Applications

Router/Switches

Servers

Storage

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