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Two-phase cold-plate cooling, sold as rack and multi-rack systems under the NeuCool name.
Supplier reported7 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
A liquid cooling specialist that makes the parts inside the rack: cold plates, manifolds, and the units that feed them.
Supplier reported6 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
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Get a supplier shortlistMakes both kinds of liquid cooling: the distribution equipment for cold plates, and tanks for immersion.
Supplier reported6 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
A liquid cooling specialist for supercomputing sites, supplying both the rack equipment and the chillers behind it.
Supplier reported5 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
An energy management and automation group that now sells cooling from the chip all the way out to the chiller.
Supplier reported6 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
A Barcelona company that started in immersion cooling and now also supplies cold-plate systems and whole modular facilities.
Supplier reported7 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
Sells almost every part of a data center's cooling chain, from the coolant distribution unit at the rack to the chillers outside.
Supplier reported6 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
Uses a fluid that boils on the chip, in a sealed loop, so no water goes near the electronics.
Supplier reported7 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
A liquid-cooling pioneer whose data-center cold plates and in-rack distribution unit are now presented as heritage technology.
Supplier reported5 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
Runs its coolant below atmospheric pressure, so a damaged line draws air in instead of leaking water out.
Supplier reported4 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
A Polish liquid cooling company supplying both cold-plate systems and immersion tanks.
Supplier reported4 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Sept. 3, 2026
A power electronics manufacturer that also builds cooling distribution, fans, and complete cabinet systems.
Supplier reported5 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
A Taiwanese power-electronics maker buying into liquid cooling through a minority stake in DCX.
Supplier reported4 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Sept. 3, 2026
An American manufacturer whose data center cooling is sold largely through its Airedale business.
Supplier reported5 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
Comes from electrical enclosures, and now supplies the racks, rear doors, and liquid plumbing that go with them.
Supplier reported4 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
An enclosure manufacturer selling racks together with the cooling packages that bolt onto them.
Supplier reported5 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
A precision cooling manufacturer that covers both the room air systems and the newer liquid equipment.
Supplier reported5 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
A server manufacturer that ships racks with the liquid cooling already fitted and validated.
Supplier reported5 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
A climate company that owns both the chillers outside and, through LiquidStack, the liquid cooling inside.
Supplier reported5 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026