Core Insights - Intel, in collaboration with partners including H3C, Invec, and Yilian, has launched a dual-plate liquid cooling server based on the Intel Xeon 6900 series performance core processors, which enhances reliability and energy efficiency while significantly reducing energy consumption and operational costs [1][3] Group 1 - The new server system, equipped with the Xeon 6900 series processors, doubles computing power by leveraging more cores, double memory bandwidth, and built-in AI acceleration, making it capable of handling demanding AI workloads in data centers [3] - The dual-plate liquid cooling server utilizes two key patented technologies from Intel: "Memory Beam Cold Plate Technology" and "SSD/HDD Cold Plate Patent Technology" [3] - The Memory Beam Cold Plate Technology features a detachable design for memory heat sinks and cold plates, offering advantages such as ease of maintenance, good compatibility, and standardization, while meeting the cooling requirements of DDR5 memory with a maximum power consumption of 36W at a 0.297-inch pitch [3] - The SSD/HDD Cold Plate Patent Technology optimizes the contact area and flow channels for hard drives, providing up to 25W of cooling capacity per SSD, ensuring stable operation of the server under high-load conditions [3]