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Maximizing AI Data Center Cooling Efficiency with Boyd and NVIDIA Solutions

Scaling AI Data Centers: Overcoming Cooling Challenges AI data centers are scaling rapidly to meet the intense compute demands of generative models and large language model inference. These workloads, often accelerated by NVIDIA’s latest GPU architectures, drive...

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Benefits of Battery Immersion Cooling for EV and Data Centers

Beyond Conventional Cooling: Immersion TechnologyElectric vehicles (EVs) and data centers demand...

Beyond the Basics: Innovative Silicone Molding Uses

Silicone Molding: Driving Innovation Across Industries Silicone molding is essential for...

Understanding Rubber Bloom

Understanding Rubber Bloom

Apr 3, 2020 | Blog, Material Science

What Is Rubber Bloom? Bloom refers to formation of a dust or film on the surface of rubber compounds. The particulates...

Boyd’s Essential Sealing, Thermal, and Protection Solutions in the Fight Against COVID-19

Boyd’s Essential Sealing, Thermal, and Protection Solutions in the Fight Against COVID-19

Mar 31, 2020 | Blog, Engineered Materials, Environmental, Social, and Governance, Medical, Test Systems, Thermal

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to accelerate, the world is faced with new challenges each to combat and overcome...

Active Web vs Dead Web in Elastomer Keypads

Active Web vs Dead Web in Elastomer Keypads

Mar 13, 2020 | Blog, Display/HMI, Engineered Materials, Information and Labeling

In another blog, we discussed how elastomer keypads offer unparalleled design flexibility to fit your product's unique...

Noise and Vibration Dampening (Part 2)

Noise and Vibration Dampening (Part 2)

Feb 13, 2020 | Blog, Engineered Materials, Environmental Sealing and Protection

In our previous blog Noise and vibration dampening (Part 1), we learned the fundamentals of acoustic management...

Noise and Vibration Dampening (Part 1)

Noise and Vibration Dampening (Part 1)

Feb 10, 2020 | Blog, Engineered Materials, Environmental Sealing and Protection

Buzz, squeak, and rattle (BSR), a term frequently used by automotive engineers, refers to the incessant noise or...

Introduction to Pressure Drop

Introduction to Pressure Drop

Jan 28, 2020 | Blog, Liquid Cooling, Thermal

Thermal interface material (TIM) is a crucial part of any thermal management solution. Since it's physically a small...

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