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Fluid vessels, power distribution, networking, and heat exchange assembled to operate submerged computing hardware.
Role in the thermal chain
Immersion systems are more than a tank: lids, lifting, busbars, cabling, fluid management, filtration, controls, and service clearances shape the operating model.
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A liquid-cooling and data-center infrastructure company working across immersion, direct liquid cooling, modular systems, and facility design.
A single-phase immersion-cooling company supplying tank systems, coolant, controls, and deployment services for HPC and data centers.
A Dutch immersion-cooling provider developing integrated systems for cloud, HPC, and high-density computing environments.
A liquid-cooling platform company offering direct-to-chip distribution systems, modular CDUs, and immersion solutions for AI infrastructure.
A single-phase immersion-cooling provider serving data-center, HPC, digital-asset, and edge computing applications.
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Servers operate submerged in a dielectric liquid that remains in the liquid phase while carrying heat to a heat exchanger.
Electronic components boil a dielectric fluid inside a sealed tank; vapor condenses and returns to the bath.
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Contain dielectric coolant and immersed IT while transferring heat to a facility loop. Immersion systems are more than a tank: lids, lifting, busbars, cabling, fluid management, filtration, controls, and service clearances shape the operating model.
Immersion cooling tanks is commonly connected to Single Phase Immersion, Two Phase Immersion.
Which server components, materials, labels, and cables are fluid-compatible? How are nodes lifted, drained, staged, and returned to service? Who owns coolant monitoring, filtration, and end-of-life handling?