Strategic memorandum • Deployment
The Government of Madhya Pradesh and Submer signed an MoU covering up to 1 GW of liquid-cooled, AI-ready data-center capacity.
Project brief
The parties said the program may use immersion, direct-to-chip, and hybrid cooling while developing design standards, local supply chains, and workforce capability. The announcement is a memorandum of understanding rather than evidence that the full gigawatt has reached construction.
Status is labeled from public evidence. Supplier orders, MoUs, pilots, projects under delivery, and operating sites are not counted as equivalent.
Connected records
Connected records
A liquid loop moves heat from processor-mounted cold plates to a CDU and then to facility heat rejection.
Servers operate submerged in a dielectric liquid that remains in the liquid phase while carrying heat to a heat exchanger.
A facility combines liquid capture at high-heat components with air cooling for the rest of the rack.
Connected records
CDUs control flow, pressure, temperature, water quality, and heat exchange between facility and technology cooling loops.
Fluid vessels, power distribution, networking, and heat exchange assembled to operate submerged computing hardware.
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Submer · Jul 28, 2025
Direct answers
Concise answers generated from the structured record and its cited evidence.
Madhya Pradesh–Submer AI capacity program is tracked as planned. It was announced on July 28, 2025, and the public record should not be interpreted as a later project stage without new evidence.
The source-reported capacity is Up to 1 GW under MoU. The project is located in Madhya Pradesh, India.
The record connects the project to Direct To Chip, Single Phase Immersion, Hybrid Cooling.