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Supermicro

A server manufacturer that ships racks with the liquid cooling already fitted and validated.

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What this record says

Supermicro is a cooling supplier headquartered in San Jose, California, United States. 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 Aug. 9, 2026 against 1 source.

1 sourceReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
Headquarters
San Jose, California, United States
Ownership
Public
Architectures
1 architecture
Evidence state
Company reported

Company brief

What Supermicro does

Supermicro installs the servers and much of the water loop at its factory. Its rack-scale offer has cold plates for processors, graphics chips, memory, and network switches. It also has rack pipes, hoses, coolant distribution units, control software, and optional outdoor heat-rejection gear.

Buyers can get the server, rack, network, cooling parts, and controls tested as one build. That is a different handoff from buying plain servers and having another firm add cold plates on site. It may make the warranty and startup path easier to follow.

Current product sheets list a 250-kilowatt unit inside one rack and a row unit up to 1.8 megawatts. Supermicro also promotes warm water to cut chiller use. The company reports those sizes and savings.

Real output will change with flow, water temperature, backup mode, and server mix. Buyers still need to check plate fit for each chip, the share of heat moved to water, heat left in room air, building-water quality and pressure, hose and plug rules, spare pumps and power feeds, control access, leak response, and links to the existing plant. They should weigh rack space used by cooling parts against the gain in computing density.

Support for third-party parts must be clear too. Official product sheets give strong proof of current scope, but not third-party yearly power use, uptime, or total installed cost at a named site.

Use the connected product and deployment records to distinguish a stated capability from evidence that the company has delivered it.

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Company type
Server platform vendor
Headquarters
San Jose, California, United States
Founded
1993
Ownership
Public
Market listing
NASDAQ: SMCI
Evidence status
Company reported

Capability matrix

What Supermicro 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.

ArchitectureEquipment categoriesTracked productsRecorded projects
Direct-to-chip liquid cooling3

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Capabilities in this profile are traced to company materials. Treat them as supplier claims until a customer, filing, standard, or operating project confirms them.

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Record information
Record ID
DCC / COMP / SUPERMICRO
Record reviewed
Aug. 9, 2026
Record first published
Aug. 9, 2026
External sources
1
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