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Kyle Illgen is the Head of Product for Compute at Iceotope, directing product strategy for precision liquid cooling across AI/ML and high-performance systems. Drawing on over a decade of infrastructure expertise from Dell Technologies and BT International, Kyle focuses on scaling Iceotope’s technology to solve the thermal density challenges inherent in GPU-accelerated environments and large-scale GenAI deployments, specifically within high-density edge and data center infrastructure.

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Where the compute goes when the moratorium lands, part 2

August 13, 2026

Where the compute goes when the moratorium lands, part 2

Datacenter investment isn’t going away even as community opposition grows. Developers need to consider alternatives to power and water constraints.

Where the compute goes when the moratorium lands, part 1

August 11, 2026

Where the compute goes when the moratorium lands, part 1

Local restrictions are pushing AI deployment towards smaller, dispersed sites. Very few have the plumbing, the plant, or the permission to build.

Extending 45°C cooling beyond NVIDIA’s Rubin AI factories

Extending 45°C cooling beyond NVIDIA’s Rubin AI factories

NVIDIA’s throwing a hot tub party, but not everyone’s invited. Iceotope extends liquid cooling capabilities to the network edge.

Moving from cloud cost crisis to deterministic performance

Moving from cloud cost crisis to deterministic performance

On-premise precision liquid cooling eliminates thermal throttling, doubles GPU density, and cuts HPC compute costs by up to 60% versus cloud.