Systems and methods for mitigating or reducing
contamination from cables in an immersion cooling
system are provided. One or more cables submerged in an immersion cooling liquid may be at least partially disposed within a conduit. The conduit may be at least partially filled with a
sealant such as an
epoxy to prevent the one or more cables within the conduit from being exposed to immersion cooling liquid. Systems, methods, and apparatuses for monitoring
contamination in an immersion cooling liquid are disclosed. In an embodiment, an apparatus for monitoring
contamination includes a first
electrode and a second
electrode separated by an insulating material such as
ceramic or glass. The insulating material further includes a heater configured to raise a temperature of the insulating material. The first
electrode, the second electrode, and the insulating material are disposed within the immersion cooling liquid. A temperature of the insulating material is raised to or above a boiling temperature of the immersion cooling liquid and causes the immersion cooling liquid to boil. A controller measures a resistance between the first electrode and the second electrode in response to a
voltage applied between the first electrode and the second electrode and correlates the resistance to a contamination level of the immersion cooling liquid. A
server in accordance with the present technology includes a plurality of sensors, one or more logic integrated circuits, and a
baseboard management controller (BMC). The plurality of sensors is communicatively coupled to the BMC. The
server is disposed in an immersion cooling liquid and the sensors measure one or more parameters corresponding to a contamination state of the immersion cooling liquid. The BMC determines the contamination state based on the measurements from the plurality of sensors and controls one or more operational parameters of the
server based on the contamination state.