Nautilus Solution

Nautilus Solution is a data center infrastructure that aims to deliver high-performance, efficient, and environmentally friendly operations. According to Nautilus Data Technologies, this solution provides data center options that align with sustainability goals, enhance efficiency, and minimize environmental impact. It is designed to cater to companies of various sizes, ranging from small businesses to large enterprises. The target audience includes data center operators and managers, IT professionals, sustainability and environmental professionals, technology companies, and government organizations.

Key Features

Liquid Cooling Technology: Nautilus Solution utilizes liquid cooling technology to efficiently cool data centers. According to the vendor, it supports both direct-to-chip and immersion cooling methods, enabling higher density and potentially reducing hot spots.

Native Liquid Cooling Design: Nautilus Solution is designed to fully support liquid cooling technologies and integrate with various cooling systems. The vendor claims that it can utilize any water source, including freshwater and marine water, to dissipate heat from the data center.

Support for AI Infrastructure: Nautilus Solution is specifically designed to meet the increasing demand for AI infrastructure. The vendor states that it can handle the higher power, heat, and density requirements of AI servers, providing flexibility to adapt to changes in AI workload utilization and power consumption.

Energy Efficiency and Sustainability: Liquid cooling technology in Nautilus Solution aims to reduce power consumption at both the server and cooling system level, potentially contributing to a smaller carbon footprint. The vendor highlights its support for sustainability goals by minimizing water consumption and ensuring compliance with emerging regulatory requirements for data centers.

Scalability and Futureproofing: Nautilus Solution offers scalability to accommodate current and future generations of AI hardware. The vendor claims that it provides headroom for future expansion and avoids the need for costly retrofitting. The smaller footprint of liquid cooling systems allows for efficient use of real estate and increased data center density.