Sandia National Laboratories deployed the Manzano supercomputer using Chilldyne’s leak-proof, negative-pressure liquid cooling system. This setup eliminates costly plumbing, simplifies maintenance, and reduces risk by creating a vacuum that circulates cooling water. The system achieves CPU temps below 60°C and captures 82% of server heat, contributing to a PUE of 1.016 and 450 tons of CO₂ reduction annually. Designed for speed, reliability, and sustainability, the solution includes N+1 redundancy and backup air cooling, supporting critical HPC research needs while setting new standards in green data center design.

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