Coolant distribution unit Product

LiquidStack CDU-1MW

A high-capacity CDU used in direct-to-chip and hybrid liquid-cooling architectures.

CDU1 MWdirect-to-chipmulti-site

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LiquidStack CDU-1MW is a cooling product from LiquidStack. It is rated at 1,000 kW, with no duty point stated alongside the figure. Its lifecycle status is available. Last reviewed Aug. 9, 2026 against 1 source.

1 sourceReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
Manufacturer
LiquidStack
Rated capacity
1,000 kWNo duty point stated
Total flow
Not recorded
Status
Available

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The CDU-1MW is LiquidStack's high-capacity coolant distribution unit (CDU) for direct-to-chip and hybrid liquid-cooled data centers. A CDU normally pumps and conditions the technology coolant loop while a heat exchanger passes its heat to facility water without mixing the two fluids. LiquidStack's announcement says a United States operator ordered 300 MW of aggregate CDU-1MW capacity for several sites.

That order is evidence of planned deployment scale, not evidence that one unit removes exactly 1 MW under every duty condition or that the full order is operating. The release describes precise thermal control, high availability, and simplified operations, but it does not publish the temperatures, flows, pressure, electrical use, dimensions, materials, filtration, redundancy scheme, or control protocols behind those terms. Treat “1MW” as the product class until a project submittal states capacity at the site's primary and secondary supply temperatures, return temperatures, coolant mix, and allowable pressure drop.

Confirm whether the unit can serve the chosen cold plates and rear-door equipment, which water-quality standard applies, and how its connections match headers and manifolds. Procurement should also ask for pump and heat-exchanger curves, turndown, heat loss, sound, leak detection, alarms, service clearances, and factory test records. Define what remains online after one pump, drive, sensor, power feed, or controller fails.

The source does not identify the customer or server platforms, so it cannot establish compatibility with a particular rack design.

Capacity figures are supplier-reported unless the source says otherwise. Compare products at the same temperatures, flow, pressure, and redundancy state.

Specification4 reviewed claims
Rated capacity
1,000 kWNominal class: “1 MWSupplier reported · LiquidStack · reviewed 2026-09-04
Format
High-capacity CDUSupplier reported · LiquidStack · reviewed 2026-09-04
Stated application
Direct-to-chip and hybridSupplier reported · LiquidStack · reviewed 2026-09-04
Lifecycle
AvailableSupplier reported · LiquidStack · reviewed 2026-09-04
Deployment
Multi-site capableSupplier wording, not yet normalized
Manufacturer
LiquidStack

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Record ID
DCC / PROD / LIQUIDSTACK-
Record reviewed
Aug. 9, 2026
Latest claim reviewed
Sept. 4, 2026
Newest source published
Jan. 6, 2025
Record first published
Aug. 9, 2026
External sources
1
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  • Technology-water temperature
  • Pressure or head
  • Redundancy
  • Fluid compatibility
  • Dimensions

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What is the LiquidStack CDU-1MW?

The CDU-1MW is LiquidStack's high-capacity coolant distribution unit (CDU) for direct-to-chip and hybrid liquid-cooled data centers. A CDU normally pumps and conditions the technology coolant loop while a heat exchanger passes its heat to facility water without mixing the two fluids. LiquidStack's announcement says a United States operator ordered 300 MW of aggregate CDU-1MW capacity for several sites. That order is evidence of planned deployment scale, not evidence that one unit removes exactly 1 MW under every duty condition or that the full order is operating. The release describes precise thermal control, high availability, and simplified operations, but it does not publish the temperatures, flows, pressure, electrical use, dimensions, materials, filtration, redundancy scheme, or control protocols behind those terms. Treat “1MW” as the product class until a project submittal states capacity at the site's primary and secondary supply temperatures, return temperatures, coolant mix, and allowable pressure drop. Confirm whether the unit can serve the chosen cold plates and rear-door equipment, which water-quality standard applies, and how its connections match headers and manifolds. Procurement should also ask for pump and heat-exchanger curves, turndown, heat loss, sound, leak detection, alarms, service clearances, and factory test records. Define what remains online after one pump, drive, sensor, power feed, or controller fails. The source does not identify the customer or server platforms, so it cannot establish compatibility with a particular rack design.

Who makes the LiquidStack CDU-1MW?

LiquidStack makes it. We file it under coolant distribution units, and its status is available.

What are the key specifications for the LiquidStack CDU-1MW?

Format: High-capacity CDU; Deployment: Multi-site capable; Application: Direct-to-chip and hybrid. These figures come from the supplier. Before comparing two products, restate both at your own water temperatures, flow, pressure, and redundancy, because a rating measured under favorable conditions will not hold on site.