As Chinese AI and GPU demand heats up, a Hong Kong data centre turns to liquid cooling

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As Chinese AI and GPU demand heats up, a Hong Kong data centre turns to liquid cooling - SCMP

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China-backed Global Switch is rolling out new liquid-cooling solutions in Hong Kong as its Tseung Kwan O facility see increased demand from the mainland.

This has increased demand in China for AI chips from companies like Huawei Technologies and Shanghai-based unicorn Biren Technology.

GPUs have become highly politicised as the US moved to block certain powerful chips from Nvidia from being exported to China.