Liquid Cooling for SSDs: Whats Next? @SNIAVideo
Liquid Cooling for SSDs: Whats Next?  @SNIAVideo
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
As power densities continue to rise in servers, thermal management is becoming a critical challenge. Traditional air cooling is increasingly strained in high-density environments, driving interest in more efficient approaches. These more efficient approaches touch all aspects of the server including the SSD.

In this webinar, Anthony Constantine and Scott Shadley examine the role of liquid cooling in modern SSD deployments. The session will cover key liquid cooling methods, their advantages in heat transfer and performance, and the emerging specification changes shaping the industry.

Join us to better understand how liquid cooling is shaping the future of SSDs and what it means for your storage infrastructure.
Presented by Anthony Constantine, SFF Community and TWG Chair, Micron Technology; Scott Shadley, SNIA Board of Directors, Solidigm
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