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DCX Liquid Cooling
A Polish liquid cooling company supplying both cold-plate systems and immersion tanks.
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What this record says
DCX Liquid Cooling is a cooling supplier headquartered in Warsaw, Poland. This record tracks no products of theirs and no deployments it is named in. Capabilities here are company-reported until independent evidence is attached. Last reviewed Sept. 3, 2026 against 2 sources.
- Headquarters
- Warsaw, Poland
- Ownership
- Privately held; LITEON Technology agreed on 3 September 2026 to acquire approximately 25% for a stated US$176 million, subject to regulatory and closing conditions
- Architectures
- 2 architectures
- Evidence state
- Company reported
Company brief
What DCX Liquid Cooling does
On 3 September 2026 LITEON Technology announced a strategic investment that would give it approximately 25% of DCX POLSKA, at a stated total transaction value of approximately US$176 million, subject to regulatory and closing conditions. That is a minority stake rather than a change of control, so DCX continues to sell as itself; what it may change is engineering reach, because LITEON's stated contribution is AI server power management, rack-level power delivery, and 800 volt direct-current architectures. The announcement names DCX's product areas — coolant distribution units, facility coolant distribution units, cold plates, and immersion systems — as categories rather than as models, so no new product record follows from it.
DCX Liquid Cooling sells both direct-to-chip and single-phase immersion systems. It also reaches into the plant. The range on its site includes cold plates, rack pipes, rack and row coolant distribution units, large units outside the data hall, immersion tanks and fluids, dry coolers, water loops, and modular data centers.
A buyer can ask one firm to plan the heat path from a server or tank to outdoor air. DCX also offers a real design choice: many small units near the racks, or one large unit in a plant room. That choice changes pipe runs, floor use, service work, and how much load is lost when one unit stops.
The site lists older 100-kilowatt products and plant units up to 8 megawatts. These are ratings from DCX, not live sites proved by records in this dataset. Buyers should ask for safety marks and service in the project country, plus named sites of the same scale.
Check server and chip approval, fluid and metal fit, spare pumps and controls, output at the planned water temperatures, filters, leak response, and parts lead times. Immersion also needs safe lifting, draining, fluid tests, and disposal. Direct-to-chip still needs room air cooling and clear cold-plate warranty terms.
DCX reports its own range and results. With no linked product or deployment record here, fleet size, long-term uptime, delivery scale, price, and third-party operating results are not public.
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Visit company website- Company type
- Liquid cooling specialist
- Headquarters
- Warsaw, Poland
- Founded
- Not disclosed
- Ownership
- Privately held; LITEON Technology agreed on 3 September 2026 to acquire approximately 25% for a stated US$176 million, subject to regulatory and closing conditions
- Market listing
- Not publicly listed
- Evidence status
- Company reported
Ownership
Pending and recorded transactions
Each transaction is recorded as a dated event. Ownership on this record changes when a deal closes, not when it is announced.
- Pending closeMinority investment
LITEON Technology agreed to a strategic investment giving it approximately 25% of DCX POLSKA, at a stated total transaction value of approximately US$176 million. DCX remains majority-held by its existing owners; the stake takes effect on closing.
- Acquirer
- LITEON Technology
- Stake on closing
- 25%
- Stated value
- US$176 million
- Effective
- On satisfaction of regulatory and closing conditions; no date stated
Capability matrix
What DCX Liquid Cooling can be shown to do
Stated capability, tracked products, and recorded projects are three different facts. A blank cell means this database has no record of it yet, not that the company does not do it.
| Architecture | Equipment categories | Tracked products | Recorded projects |
|---|---|---|---|
| Direct-to-chip liquid cooling | 2 | — | — |
| Single-phase immersion cooling | 1 | — | — |
Connected records
Cooling technologies
Direct-to-chip liquid cooling
A metal plate sits directly on each processor, and liquid pumped through it carries the heat out of the rack.
Single-phase immersion cooling
Whole servers sit in a tank of oil-like fluid that does not conduct electricity. The fluid warms up and carries the heat away without ever boiling.
Connected records
Equipment categories
Coolant distribution units
The unit that stands between the building's water and the servers, controlling how much coolant flows, how cold it is, and how clean it stays.
Cold plates
Small metal blocks that bolt onto a processor and carry its heat away in liquid.
Immersion cooling tanks
The tank itself, plus everything needed to run submerged servers: power, networking, lifting gear, and fluid handling.
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Sources and evidence
Capabilities in this profile are traced to company materials. Treat them as supplier claims until a customer, filing, standard, or operating project confirms them.
- 01DCX Liquid Cooling — official website
DCX Liquid Cooling
- 02LITEON announces strategic investment in liquid cooling technology company DCX
LITEON Technology · Sep 3, 2026
Record information
- Record ID
- DCC / COMP / DCX-LIQUID-C
- Record reviewed
- Sept. 3, 2026
- Newest source published
- Sept. 3, 2026
- Record first published
- Aug. 9, 2026
- External sources
- 2
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Record timeline
Each event that changed this record, with the report that explains it.
- Ownership changedownership: Privately held by its founders and existing investors → Privately held; LITEON Technology agreed on 3 September 2026 to acquire approximately 25% for a stated US$176 million, subject to regulatory and closing conditions
- Connection addedConnected records: added DCX Liquid Cooling
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