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White Paper: AI Rack Management with Wiwynn UMS
This paper discusses the rapid expansion of AI workloads and the resulting transformation in data center infrastructure requirements. Traditional...
This paper discusses the rapid expansion of AI workloads and the resulting transformation in data center infrastructure requirements. Traditional air-cooling systems are becoming less effective due to the increased power density of server racks. To address this challenge, the paper presents Wiwynn's Universal Management System (UMS) as a solution for managing AI server racks and Direct Liquid Cooling (DLC) infrastructure.
The UMS is designed to provide precise, scalable, and intelligent cooling and monitoring for high-density AI racks. It features a modular hardware design, a dual deployment architecture, and key functionalities such as multi-layer leakage detection, cooling facility management, sensor monitoring, and emergency power management.
The paper also includes real-world deployment examples showcasing the versatility and reliability of UMS in various AI and DLC environments. Future directions for UMS involve expanding its capabilities with AI-based algorithms for anomaly detection, workload-aware cooling optimization, and predictive fault isolation.
Discover how Wiwynn’s UMS unifies AI rack and Direct Liquid Cooling (DLC) management with precise monitoring, multi-layer leak detection, and intelligent power control. Download the full white paper to explore real-world deployments and the next step toward AI-driven, resilient data center infrastructure.
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