Quote from: alucard20724 on March 02, 2017, 04:06:31 AM

What's the patent #?

Total submersion has been around awhile.
https://phys.org/news/2012-09-intel-math-oil-dunk-cooler-servers.html

Great question!

Yes, there are several other liquid cooling vendors. What makes us unique is our patent portfolio; LCS is the only company licensed to produce liquid cooled systems in which all components are fully immersed in a completely sealed chassis. All other vendors will have at least one component outside the system, meaning LCS will always have the competitive edge on efficiency.

In the case of the link you sent, GRC's systems are not sealed, which is messy and cumbersome in our humble opinion. Also, GRC's solution is rather inflexible - you have to fill the tank with equipment. LCS's sealed chassis makes it much easier; you can buy them one by one. Plus, there's no need to drain the tank when changing out components. With ours, you just drain each individual unit, swap out your parts, refill, and get on with your life!

Here are our US patents (note we have several international and pending US patents as well):

PAT. NO.      Title
1   9,451,726   Full-Text   Method and apparatus to manage coolant pressure and flow for an array of liquid submerged electronic devices
2   9,426,927   Full-Text   Scalable liquid submersion cooling system
3   9,223,360   Full-Text   Rack mounted liquid submersion cooled electronic system
4   9,176,547   Full-Text   Liquid submersion cooled data storage or memory system
5   9,128,681   Full-Text   Liquid submersion cooled power supply system
6   9,086,859   Full-Text   Liquid submersion cooled electronic system
7   9,051,502   Full-Text   Nanofluids for use in cooling electronics
8   8,654,529   Full-Text   Liquid submersion cooled network electronics
9   8,467,189   Full-Text   Case and rack system for liquid submersion cooling of electronic devices connected in an array

Quote from: alucard20724 on March 02, 2017, 04:06:31 AM

if you can bring cost down to just about nothing, then you would get miners interested... smaller miners that is. You might be able to get farms interested the system if it was flexible enough where it was system independent.

Yes, farms would probably be our target segment. Any recommendations for penetrating that market? Is this where the farmers hang out, or are there other more specialized forums?