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Source-checked cooling suppliers, infrastructure platforms, component manufacturers, and server integrators.

34 records63 source URLs indexedPrimary sources prioritizedUpdated Aug. 8, 2026

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Company01

Accelsius

A two-phase direct-to-chip thermal-management company developing rack and multi-rack systems under the NeuCool platform.

Austin, Texas, United States
Company02

CoolIT Systems

A direct-liquid-cooling specialist supplying cold plates, coolant distribution units, manifolds, controls, and deployment services.

Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Company03

GRC

A single-phase immersion-cooling company supplying tank systems, coolant, controls, and deployment services for HPC and data centers.

Austin, Texas, United States
Company04

LiquidStack

A liquid-cooling platform company offering direct-to-chip distribution systems, modular CDUs, and immersion solutions for AI infrastructure.

Carrollton, Texas, United States
Company05

Motivair

A thermal-management specialist focused on liquid cooling for supercomputing, HPC, and accelerated-computing facilities.

Buffalo, New York, United States
Company06

Schneider Electric

An energy-management and automation group with an expanding chip-to-chiller portfolio for high-density and AI data centers.

Rueil-Malmaison, France
Company07

Submer

A liquid-cooling and data-center infrastructure company working across immersion, direct liquid cooling, modular systems, and facility design.

Barcelona, Spain
Company08

Vertiv

A global critical-infrastructure supplier spanning thermal management, liquid cooling, power, controls, and prefabricated systems for data centers.

Westerville, Ohio, United States
Company09

ZutaCore

A two-phase direct-to-chip cooling company using a dielectric fluid in closed-loop systems designed for high-density compute.

Foster City, California, United States
Company10

Alfa Laval

A heat-transfer company supplying plate heat exchangers and fluid-handling components for facility-water and heat-reuse systems.

Lund, Sweden
Company11

Asetek

A liquid-cooling technology company with data-center intellectual property and experience in direct liquid cooling for HPC.

Aalborg, Denmark
Company12

Asperitas

A Dutch immersion-cooling provider developing integrated systems for cloud, HPC, and high-density computing environments.

Amsterdam, Netherlands
Company13

Boyd

A thermal-management manufacturer producing cold plates, liquid loops, heat exchangers, and engineered cooling components.

Boca Raton, Florida, United States
Company14

Carrier

A global climate and energy-solutions company supplying chillers, controls, and heat-rejection systems for mission-critical facilities.

Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, United States
Company15

Chilldyne

A direct-liquid-cooling company known for negative-pressure coolant delivery intended to reduce leak risk around electronics.

Carlsbad, California, United States
Company16

Daikin

A global HVAC manufacturer supplying chillers, air systems, and controls used in data-center thermal-management plants.

Osaka, Japan
Company17

Danfoss

An industrial technology company providing drives, compressors, valves, heat exchangers, and controls used across data-center cooling plants.

Nordborg, Denmark
Company18

DCX Liquid Cooling

A European liquid-cooling company providing direct-to-chip systems, immersion platforms, and supporting fluid-distribution equipment.

Warsaw, Poland
Company19

Dell Technologies

A server and infrastructure supplier integrating liquid-ready rack systems and cooling partnerships for accelerated computing.

Round Rock, Texas, United States
Company20

Delta Electronics

A power and thermal-management manufacturer supplying cooling distribution, fans, power electronics, and integrated data-center systems.

Taipei, Taiwan
Company21

HPE

An enterprise systems and supercomputing supplier with direct-liquid-cooled platforms spanning Cray, HPC, and AI infrastructure.

Spring, Texas, United States
Company22

Iceotope

A precision liquid-cooling company focused on chassis-level and sealed liquid systems for data center, edge, and telecommunications hardware.

Sheffield, United Kingdom
Company23

JetCool

A microconvective liquid-cooling company developing cold-plate and system-level solutions for dense processors and compute platforms.

Littleton, Massachusetts, United States
Company24

Johnson Controls

A building-technology and HVAC company supplying chillers, controls, air systems, and heat-rejection infrastructure for data centers.

Cork, Ireland
Company25

Kelvion

A heat-exchanger specialist supplying dry coolers, plate heat exchangers, and heat-rejection equipment used in data-center cooling loops.

Bochum, Germany
Company26

Lenovo

A systems manufacturer whose Neptune portfolio integrates warm-water direct cooling into HPC and AI server platforms.

Hong Kong
Company27

Midas Immersion Cooling

A single-phase immersion-cooling provider serving data-center, HPC, digital-asset, and edge computing applications.

Austin, Texas, United States
Company28

Modine

A thermal-management company whose data-center portfolio includes perimeter, ceiling, and liquid-cooling infrastructure through Airedale.

Racine, Wisconsin, United States
Company29

Munters

A climate-control company supplying evaporative cooling, air handling, and heat-rejection systems for hyperscale and colocation facilities.

Kista, Sweden
Company30

nVent

An electrical connection and protection company with rack, enclosure, rear-door, and liquid-distribution products for data centers.

London, United Kingdom
Company31

Rittal

An enclosure and infrastructure company supplying racks, liquid-cooling packages, chillers, and monitoring for IT environments.

Herborn, Germany
Company32

STULZ

A mission-critical cooling manufacturer offering precision air systems, chillers, rear-door units, and liquid-cooling infrastructure.

Hamburg, Germany
Company33

Supermicro

A server and rack-scale systems manufacturer offering factory-integrated direct-liquid-cooled AI and HPC platforms.

San Jose, California, United States
Company34

Trane Technologies

A global climate company combining chillers, heat rejection, controls, and LiquidStack liquid-cooling technology for data centers.

Swords, Ireland

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