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1 Clustered Systems Introduction
Phil Hughes CEO, Clustered Systems Company, Inc.

2 Clustered Management Phil Hughes CEO Robert Lipp COO, CTO
Business partners since 1998 Invented and developed revolutionary pumped refrigerant cooling architecture - 3 Patents Invented and developed distributed switching architecture for 2.5 Tb/s SONET/SDH switch Raised over $110M in venture funding Collectively have 20 patents 9/17/2018

3 Cooling System Development
Prototype system with 2 phase contact cooling technology Licensed technology to Liebert, Inc. for XDS which “wins” Chill-Off II Built 100kW rack installed at SLAC $3M DoE grant Intel 130W CPUs 9/17/2018

4 SLAC System Detail Ethernet Switches 480VDC to 380VDC converter 100kW
Chassis PCIe Switches 80 ports

5 Chassis Construction PDU Cold Plates Dual Server Blade May 2013

6 Cooling System 2 rows of 16 cold plates for motherboard cooling
>1200W/plate, 2.4KW/ blade** 4 plates for activeplane cooling 500W per plate Interoperable with Liebert XD refrigerant based cooling system March

7 Plate Thermal Testing May 2013

8 Blade and Cold Plate 22” x 6” active area >1.2kW cooling capacity
2 per blade, 32 per chassis S2600JF motherboard May 2013

9 Chassis Rear Exit manifold Switch 1 Switch 2 Coolant inlet manifold
Switch Cold plates April 23, 2013

10 PCIe Switch Architecture
Blade server rows External PCIe Switches CPU Blade Dual 10Gb Ethernet I/O Module 8696 PCIe Switch COM Module CPU x4 x8 Switch Blade Dual 10Gb Ethernet ports Row 1 16 CPU blades Switch Blade (optional) CPU Blade 20 rows of CPU blades 8 or 16 external 20-port PCIe switch units CPU Blade 16 CPU blades Switch Blade (optional) Dual 10Gb Ethernet I/O Module 8696 PCIe Switch COM Module CPU x4 x8 Dual 10Gb Ethernet ports (optional) Row 20 May 2013

11 PCIe Switch Board 16 PCIe 2.0 x 4 to servers
8 PCIe x4 to external switches 16 x 1GbE from servers, 2 external ports May 2013

12 Recommended Cooling System
Refrigerant Lines Cooling Water Dry/Adiabatic Cooler Liebert XDP May also user CRAH return water Due to low CPU to refrigerant thermal resistance, 30C water provides sufficient cooling One Liebert XDP can cool 2-3 racks 23 April 2013

13 Competition Water Closeteers Dunkers Circulate water in rack
All have server to rack liquid connectors Expensive (if reliability required) 20-30kW/rack Fan assist Players IBM, Bull, Fujitsu, Asetec, CoolIT, Cray, SGI, Cool Flo, Hitachi, Eurotech etc. Servers are immersed in a dielectric fluid 20-30kW/rack Players Green Revolution, Iceotope, LiquidCool 9/17/2018 13

14 2 Phase Contact Cooling offers:
HPC Data Center Very high power density which eases communication 0.3 PFLOP/ rack now (100kW) 0.75 PFLOP (200kW) feasible With today’s GPUs Very high power density which allows DCs to be much smaller FB Prineville 75 W/sq ft CSys rack 4,000 W/sq ft “Exascale enabler” John Gustafson “Game Changer” Jack Pouchet, VP Exascale, Emerson PUE 1.07 (mech & elec) measured at SLAC No air movement so systems can be placed virtually anywhere Systems are totally silent (no more OSHA issues) 9/17/2018

15 Change will happen but it will have to be driven from top down
Advantage Summary Clustered Air Cuts DC CAPEX up to 50% Cuts OPEX up to 30% PUE ~1.07 3 month lead times Pay as you go 3-6 year depreciation Low maintenance Small or existing building Simple Easily handles GPUs Disruptive technology Narrow industry support High CAPEX 100% OPEX Best PUE ~1.15 (incl svr fans) 2 year lead times (high risk) Costs 90% up front Up to 39 year depreciation High maintenance (fans, filters) Giant buildings Complex GPU need heroic efforts Known, many practitioners 90% products are air only Change will happen but it will have to be driven from top down 9/17/2018

16 By the Numbers CAPEX $K/MW OPEX $K/MW Nr of servers Total CAPEX
Free Cooling Air w CRAH Air w rear door Clustered W/sq ft Data room 93 150 430 2,500 Built area 10,714 8,000 2,784 400 Nr of servers 2,857 3,200 DC Construction $ ,000 $ $ Electrical system $ ,000 $ $ Mechanical $ $ ,050 $ Cabinets $ $ $ 1,000 Other $ ,051 $ $ Total CAPEX $ ,500 $ ,091 $ 3,839 $ 2,255 Per server $ $ $ $ OPEX $K/MW Free Cooling Air w CRAH Air w rear door Clustered Amortization $ $ $ $ Power cost $ 1,008 $ 1,175 $ 1,105 $ Maintenance $ 1,084 $ 1,376 $ 1,250 $ Total OPEX $ 2,392 $ ,974 $ 2,727 $ 2,227 Per server $ $ $ $ 9/17/2018

17 Summary Installed cost significantly less than traditional data centers Includes building, infrastructure Enables increased investment in hardware Low TCO Cooling costs, maintenance, amortization etc. May 2013

18 By the Numbers CAPEX $K/MW OPEX $K/MW Nr of servers Total CAPEX
Free Cooling Air w CRAH Air w rear door Clustered W/sq ft Data room 93 150 430 2,500 Built area 10,714 8,000 2,784 400 Nr of servers 2,857 3,200 DC Construction $ ,000 $ $ Electrical system $ ,000 $ $ Mechanical $ $ ,050 $ Cabinets $ $ $ 1,000 Other $ ,051 $ $ Total CAPEX $ ,500 $ ,091 $ 3,839 $ 2,255 Per server $ $ $ $ OPEX $K/MW Free Cooling Air w CRAH Air w rear door Clustered Amortization $ $ $ $ Power cost $ 1,008 $ 1,175 $ 1,105 $ Maintenance $ 1,084 $ 1,376 $ 1,250 $ Total OPEX $ 2,392 $ ,974 $ 2,727 $ 2,227 Per server $ $ $ $ 9/17/2018


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