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LITEON Technology
A Taiwanese power-electronics maker buying into liquid cooling through a minority stake in DCX.
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What this record says
LITEON Technology is a cooling supplier headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan. This record tracks no products of theirs and no deployments it is named in. Last reviewed Sept. 3, 2026 against 3 sources.
- Headquarters
- Taipei, Taiwan
- Ownership
- Public
- Architectures
- 2 architectures
- Evidence state
- Source checked
Company brief
What LITEON Technology does
LITEON Technology is a Taiwan-listed electronics manufacturer. Its relevance here is power rather than thermal: artificial-intelligence server power management, rack-level power delivery, and 800 volt direct-current architectures. It appears in this record set because of a transaction.
On 3 September 2026 it announced a strategic investment in DCX POLSKA, the Warsaw liquid-cooling manufacturer. LITEON would take about 25% of the equity on closing. The stated total transaction value is about US$176 million, subject to regulatory approvals and customary conditions.
The stated intent is a combined power-and-cooling offer. DCX brings coolant distribution units, facility coolant distribution units, cold plates, and immersion systems. LITEON brings the power path into the same rack.
That pairing follows a real trend. As rack power rises, the power train and the thermal train stop being separable problems. A quarter stake buys engineering access without the integration cost of an outright purchase.
The arrangement also has limits worth stating. A minority stake does not give LITEON control of DCX's roadmap, warranty, or pricing. Neither company has published a joint product, a reference design, a named customer, or a delivery commitment.
LITEON has no cooling product or deployment record here. The announcement names DCX's product categories without naming models, so nothing in it supports a new product record. What would change that: a jointly branded rack-level offer, a published power-and-cooling reference design, or a named site using both companies' equipment.
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Visit company website- Company type
- Diversified industrial group
- Headquarters
- Taipei, Taiwan
- Founded
- Not disclosed
- Ownership
- Public
- Market listing
- TWSE: 2301
- Evidence status
- Source checked
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.
- Target
- DCX Liquid Cooling
- Stake on closing
- 25%
- Stated value
- US$176 million
- Effective
- On satisfaction of regulatory and closing conditions; no date stated
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What LITEON Technology 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 | — | — | — |
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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.
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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.
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Sources and evidence
The links below show where the factual claims came from. Supplier specifications remain supplier-reported unless the record names independent operating evidence.
- 01LITEON announces strategic investment in liquid cooling technology company DCX
LITEON Technology · Sep 3, 2026
- 02LITEON Technology to hold 25% equity in DCX Liquid Cooling Systems for $176 mln
Reuters · Sep 3, 2026
- 03LITEON Technology — official website
LITEON Technology
Record information
- Record ID
- DCC / COMP / LITEON
- Record reviewed
- Sept. 3, 2026
- Newest source published
- Sept. 3, 2026
- Record first published
- Sept. 3, 2026
- External sources
- 3
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Record timeline
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- 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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