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DarkNX Ontario AI campus

DarkNX agreed to deploy Accelsius NeuCool across a planned 300 MW AI data-center campus in Ontario.

Ontario, Canada · Planned

Supplier reported9 of 9 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026

Equinix Ashburn NeuCool deployment

Accelsius deployed its NeuCool IR80 two-phase direct-to-chip system at Equinix's DC15 Co-Innovation Facility in Ashburn.

Ashburn, Virginia, United States · Operating

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Reviewed Aug. 9, 2026

SoftBank–Foxconn H200 rack cooling pilot

SoftBank, ZutaCore, and Foxconn demonstrated a rack-integrated two-phase direct-to-chip system using NVIDIA H200 GPUs.

Supplier reported9 of 9 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026