Oxide Sled Fan Assembly Tour - Gimlet

Bryan Cantrill takes us on a tour of the fan assembly of an Oxide server sled codenamed Gimlet, featuring AMD EPYC Milan. Learn why reducing the power consumed by fans is key to modern datacenter efficiency.
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[@danp6436]

I'm loving these introductions to the hardware.

[@THB192]

I can only assume this is going up on the Oxide OnlyFans...

[@carlosdiaz4535]

I would love to work with such awesome engineering team. Kudos!

[@KaneYork]

2% fans is necessary to get to that 10% overhead power target!

[@jasonleschnik9780]

Any plans for future videos (e.g. Lab Tour, Office Tour)?

[@Vegemeister1]

Could the fan inlet grilles be deleted? I'd guess they create some turbulence and pressure drop, and deep inside das komputermaschine ist nicht für der gefingerpoken.

[@_ingoknito]

No more shouting!

[@liamkinne]

Does each Gimlet have a lithium battery for the RTC? I've seen some products use a super capacitor instead.

[@friendlywavingrobot]

Wondering if there are any Silicon Valley references written on the white-board

[@louwrentius]

I have to know if these fans are PID controlled 😂❤