Comino Liquid Technology

We manufacture liquid-cooled devices both for retail and business. Gaming, rendering, AI. comino.com

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This is how we’ve built a mobile data center Unit. Fully equipped with infrastructure (power distribution, heat exchanger, etc)

Posted 22nd Apr 2019r/datacenter

15 tons heavy Mobile Data center in a container in Sweden. A 50kW and 2500 GPUs based Computing Unit

Posted 26th Mar 2019r/datacenter

Milling polyacetal plates for the rendering equipment at a local production

Posted 26th Mar 2019r/manufacturing

Copper parts of the water blocks in production. Using deformational cutting technology.

Posted 23rd Mar 2019r/manufacturing

It took half a year to design and manufacture this 15 tons technological masterpiece. Our first Mobile Data Center Unit has just touched the ground in Sweden. This is a 500kW, 2500 GPUs based Computing Unit!

Posted 21st Mar 2019r/manufacturing

Our first Mobile Data Center Unit has touched the ground in Sweden. It took half a year to design and manufacture this 15 tons technological masterpiece. Soon launching this 500kW, 2500 GPUs based Computing Unit!

Posted 21st Mar 2019r/Industrialporn

Copper full cover water block for FPGA

Posted 19th Mar 2019r/TechnologyPorn

Copper plates for water blocks before deformational cutting

Posted 12th Mar 2019r/TechnologyPorn

Here is what the FPGA crystal map looks like with bitstream uploaded to it.

Posted 6th Mar 2019r/TechnologyPorn

Here is what the FPGA crystal map looks like with bitstream uploaded to it.

Posted 28th Feb 2019r/FPGA

Ever thought of using your GPU miner as a 3D graphics rendering machine, Forensic Password Accelerator or as a device working on FPGA boards?

Posted 22nd Feb 2019r/gpumining

FPGA in work

Posted 20th Feb 2019r/FPGA

Galaxy Adventure Page 5 [OC]

Posted 18th Feb 2019r/comicbookart

The crypto literature is taking its place on the bookshelves

Posted 12th Feb 2019r/cryptomining

Beautiful RGB lightning of a GPU

Posted 9th Jan 2019r/TechnologyPorn

A new Page of our Galaxy Adventure! Happy New Year, everyone! [OC]

Posted 9th Jan 2019r/comicbookart

Cvp13 FPGA is being tested under high load! With Amoveo bitstream 30 Gh/S.

Posted 28th Dec 2018r/FPGA

Comino Galaxy Adventure page 3 [OC]

Posted 25th Dec 2018r/comicbookart

The beauty of overclocking with liquid nitrogen

Posted 21st Dec 2018r/overclockers

Our engineering colleagues working on a professional high-end device construction

Posted 21st Dec 2018r/TechnologyPorn

Comino Galaxy Adventure page 2 is finally ready! [OC]

Posted 18th Dec 2018r/comicbookart

Testing of an ASUS RX590 card

Posted 13th Dec 2018r/TechnologyPorn

First try, first chapter of Comino Galaxy Adventure [OC]

Posted 13th Dec 2018r/comicbookart

Galaxy Adventure - a first try to make a comic. Part 1 [OC]

Posted 11th Dec 2018r/comics

Pushing to extremes - overclocking with liquid nitrogen

Posted 26th Nov 2018r/geek

Another review. This time it’s an Intel Stratix 10 FPGA Nallatech 520N FPGA Network Acceleration Card for mining.

Posted 26th Nov 2018r/gpumining

Liquid cooling in action during processing of a detail on the multi-axis CNC machine.

Posted 26th Nov 2018r/TechnologyPorn

Deformational cutting technology used to produce these copper plates for the water blocks for GPU or FPGA boards.

Posted 20th Nov 2018r/gpumining

Test and review of the new Gigabyte video card range with uncompromising thoroughness. Surprised with some non-obvious conclusions

Posted 19th Nov 2018r/gpumining

Enough space for your rigs in this container? )))) Fits in 14 racks (140 Grando U blocks, 2240 GPU or FPGA, or any other liquid cooled systems) and includes a heat exchanger, power distribution etc.

Posted 14th Nov 2018r/gpumining

Old school craft and cutting edge technology - copper plates ready to be made into radiators for liquid cooling

Posted 13th Nov 2018r/TechnologyPorn

When your office colleague has this instead of a MacBook Pro on his table

Posted 13th Nov 2018r/geek

Do you know what’s going on here? )

Posted 9th Nov 2018r/geek

Isn’t it as good as the bee buzzing or a classical concertino performed by the air coolers on repair?

Posted 7th Nov 2018r/cryptomining

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