Liquid cooling
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Design and construction Chips, racks and cooling
Liquid Cooling in Tropical Data Centres: Singapore's Standard SS 726
On August 27, 2026, Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority and Enterprise Singapore announced a national standard for liquid cooling in data centers in hot, humid climates. Their release and its fact sheet say it gives operators guidelines on design, commissioning, risk and operations, including on integrating liquid cooling with existing air-cooled data centers.
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Design and construction Chips, racks and cooling
Direct Liquid Cooling: Super Micro's Call on Its Results for Fiscal 2025
On August 5, 2025, Super Micro Computer held its call on the fourth quarter and full year of its fiscal 2025. Its published script says the quarter's growth "was led by demand for next-generation air-cooled and direct liquid-cooled (DLC) AI GPU platforms," and describes what the company calls its Datacenter Building Block Solutions.
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Design and construction Chips, racks and cooling
Utilized for Liquid Cooled Servers: Munters' Order for Cooling Distribution Units
On November 7, 2024, Munters said it had received an order from a US colocation provider for its LCX system, a water-to-water cooling distribution unit "utilized for liquid cooled servers." The release also gives the company's own account of what liquid cooling and such units are for.
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Design and construction Chips, racks and cooling
Cold Plates and Immersion: Direct Liquid Cooling in the Best Practices Guide for Energy-Efficient Data Center Design
A best practices guide for energy-efficient data center design, revised in July 2024 with the support of the U.S. Department of Energy's Federal Energy Management Program, says data center operators should consider direct liquid cooling of high-density servers, and sets out how cold plates and immersion carry heat away.
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Design and construction Chips, racks and cooling
Liquid-to-Chip Cooling: Digital Realty's Release on High-Density Deployment Support
On May 15, 2024, Digital Realty announced direct liquid cooling as an addition to its high-density colocation offering, with deployment options available in more than half of its data centers worldwide. It gives no count of racks in use.
