Conditioned liquid (e.g., water, etc., usually above dew point) is channeled to the actual heat-producing electronic equipment components and used to transport heat from that component where it is rejected via a heat exchanger (air to liquid or liquid to liquid) or extended to the cooling terminal device outside of the rack
See server, liquid-cooled
See rack, liquid-cooled
See electronics, liquid-cooled
See data center, liquid-cooled
See cooling, liquid
See data center, liquid- and air-cooled
The device at the opposite end of a link segment from the local station. The link partner device may be either a DTE or a repeater (see IEEE 802.3, Clause 28)
A mechanism for full duplex flow control (see IEEE 802.3, Annex 3_1B)
A cross-connect designed to accommodate the use of patch cords. It facilitates administration for moves and changes (from ISO/IEC 11801: 1995)