What is the status of DarkNX Ontario AI campus?
DarkNX Ontario AI campus is tracked as planned. It was announced on November 17, 2025, and the public record should not be interpreted as a later project stage without new evidence.
Planned deployment • Deployment
DarkNX agreed to deploy Accelsius NeuCool across a planned 300 MW AI data-center campus in Ontario.
Project brief
The announced first phase comprises two 65 MW facilities scheduled for 2026 and 2027. DarkNX selected Accelsius two-phase direct-to-chip cooling for IT heat capture and Johnson Controls chillers for the facility plant. Public materials do not disclose financial terms, permits, interconnection status, or a full-campus completion date.
Status is labeled from public evidence. Supplier orders, MoUs, pilots, projects under delivery, and operating sites are not counted as equivalent.
Connected records
A two-phase direct-to-chip thermal-management company developing rack and multi-rack systems under the NeuCool platform.
A building-technology and HVAC company supplying chillers, controls, air systems, and heat-rejection infrastructure for data centers.
Connected records
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Processor-mounted heat exchangers that move GPU, CPU, memory, or power-electronics heat into a liquid loop.
CDUs control flow, pressure, temperature, water quality, and heat exchange between facility and technology cooling loops.
Mechanical-refrigeration systems that produce chilled or elevated-temperature water for facility cooling loops.
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Accelsius · Nov 17, 2025
Direct answers
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DarkNX Ontario AI campus is tracked as planned. It was announced on November 17, 2025, and the public record should not be interpreted as a later project stage without new evidence.
The source-reported capacity is 300 MW planned; first phase two × 65 MW. The project is located in Ontario, Canada.
The record connects the project to Two Phase Direct To Chip.