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Alphabet's Google Launches Brazos Liquid Cooling System for Data Centers

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Alphabet's (GOOG, GOOGL) Google introduced its Brazos cooling system that can be added onto existing air-cooled data centers to help manage the increasing heat from powerful computer chips.

The rack-mounted system uses liquid to pull heat off the computer components, then releases that heat into the part of the room where warm air is collected and removed, Google said Tuesday in a blog post on its website.

Brazos keeps the liquid used inside the servers separate from the building's water supply, which helps improve efficiency and makes the system easier to install in existing facilities, Google said.

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