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Ehsan Nasr Azadani

Christian L Belady

Winston Allen Saunders

Mark Alan Monroe

Ruslan Nagimov

Sean Patrick Abbott

Eric Clarence Peterson

Husam Atallah Alissa

Nicholas Andrew Keehn

Bharath Ramakrishnan

Marcus Felipe Fontoura

Ashish Raniwala

David Thomas Gauthier

Brian A Janous

Osvaldo Patricio Morales

Alok Gautam Kumbhare

Ricardo Gouvêa Bianchini

Nithish Mahalingam

Brijesh Warrier

Kyle Edward Woolcock

Lalu Vannankandy Kunnath

Kristofer Andrew Johnson

Rodrigo Lemos De Assis

Upshur Bagwell Quinby, V

Anthony Joseph Bianchi

A thermal management system includes a high-pressure (HP) container, a low-pressure (LP) container in fluid communication with the HP container and having a fluid pressure less than the HP container, and a two-phase working fluid partially in the HP container and partially in the LP container. The two-phase working fluid has a vapor phase and a liquid phase. A pump is configured to move the working fluid through the system, and a condenser is configured to condense the vapor phase of the working fluid into the liquid phase.

Systems and methods for adjusting pressure in immersion-cooled datacenters

A thermal management system includes an air handling unit (AHU) configured to receive outside air (OA) from an OA intake, and water from a water source, where the AHU is configured to direct conditioned air toward a cold aisle and the AHU includes a modular adiabatic layer containing an evaporative media, and the modular adiabatic layer includes a plurality of subregions configured to be wetted by the evaporative media independently of one another.

Systems and methods for cooling datacenters

A power controller allocates input power to a datacenter between computing power for computing services, backup power, and overhead power for overhead systems. The power controller reallocates the overhead power and/or the backup power to the computing power. This may increase the overall utilization of the datacenter by allowing additional processing power of the servers to be used.

Allocating power between overhead, backup, and computing power services

Integrated energy storage system including a thermal energy storage coupled with a liquid metal battery storage and a cryogenic energy storage and related methods are described. An example integrated energy storage system includes a liquid metal battery storage, a cryogenic energy storage configured to store energy using a liquefied cryogen, a thermal energy storage, and a control system. The control system is configured to cause selective transfer of heat from the thermal energy storage to at least one battery unit associated with the liquid metal battery storage. The control system is configured to during a first mode associated with the cryogenic energy storage, cause selective transfer of heat from the cryogenic energy storage to the thermal energy storage. The control system is configured to during a second mode associated with the cryogenic energy storage, cause selective transfer of heat from the thermal energy storage to the cryogenic energy storage.

Integrated energy storage system including a thermal energy storage coupled with a liquid metal battery storage and a cryogenic energy storage

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