Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Bret M Cuda

Harvey John Lunsman

Michael Scott

Eng Lim Goh

Mark R Fernandez

John Kichury

Robert Behringer

David Petersen

Calandra Szulgit

Example containers are provided to retain and cool electronic devices in environments where power and/or coolant (e.g., airflow) is limited or finite. In examples, a container can include a housing and a conduit system. The housing can include a plurality of sides including a front side and a back side, and can be structured to retain at least a first computing device. In addition, the housing can provide for a first and second inlet opening and a first and second outlet opening on the back side of the container. The conduit system can be provided within the housing to guide the airflow received from each of the first and second outlet openings through an interior volume of the container to cause the airflow to exit from each of the first and second outlet openings. Further, the conduit system can include a plurality of structures that combine to guide at least a portion of the airflow received through the first and second inlet openings through a top region of the interior volume as the airflow is moved from the back side of the container to the front side of the container. Further still, the conduit system can guide at least a portion of the warmed airflow to a bottom region of the interior volume as the warmed airflow is moved from the front side to the back side of the container.

Cooling container

A cooling system for blades of a high performance computer thermally couples blade electronics to the computer's liquid cooling system through one or more heat pipes, without requiring a liquid conduit on, or liquid coupling to, the blade. Moreover, illustrative embodiments allow a blade to be installed in a high performance computer and engage the cooling system without making a liquid connection, and to disengage from the cooling system and be removed from the high performance computer without breaking a liquid connection.

Cooling system for high-performance computer

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Eau Claire, WI, United States of America

Bret M Cuda