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Madhya Pradesh–Submer AI capacity program

The Government of Madhya Pradesh and Submer signed a memorandum of understanding covering up to 1 GW of liquid-cooled data center capacity.

Madhya Pradesh, India · Planned

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

Submer Barcelona AI data center

Submer announced a 56 MW owned and operated liquid-cooled data center in Barcelona as a showcase for its facility platform.

Barcelona, Spain · Planned

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Reviewed Aug. 9, 2026

LiquidStack 300 MW U.S. multi-site order

An American data center operator, not named, ordered 300 MW worth of LiquidStack's one-megawatt coolant distribution units for several AI sites.

Multiple sites, United States · Deploying

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