Three buildings will be placed in an area of approximately 1.2 million square meters, where hundreds of thousands of GB200 and GB300 series graphics processors will be installed. These systems will be used to teach neural networks and the operation of large models. Microsoft claims that the center’s performance will be ten times higher than modern super computers.
Fairwater to cool the equipment uses a closed water cooling system where water is provided once during construction and then circulating. The company calls this object in the world’s second largest water cooled station. In addition, some of the servers will use the outer air and only pass the water cooling on the hottest days.
Source: Ferra
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