Carrier accelerates liquid cooling expansion strategy through ZutaCore partnership, targeting efficient AI data center thermal globally.

Cooling company launches suite of services targeting data centers

As demands for artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) grow, the IT hardware, energy infrastructure, and data center architecture needed to support...

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Meir Orbach / CTech: Israeli startup ZutaCore, which builds direct-to-chip liquid data center cooling systems, raised a $100M Series C from Mitsubishi and more at a $600M valuation  —  Samsung, Mitsubishi Electric and Carrier back data center infrastructure company from Sderot.

SoftBank Corp., ZutaCore and Hon Hai Technology Group ("Foxconn") today announced they implemented ZutaCore's two-phase DLC (Direct Liquid Cooling) technology in an AI server using NVIDIA accelerated computing, making it the world's first implementation of ZutaCore's two-phase DLC (Direct Liquid Cooling) technology using NVIDIA H200 GPUs. In addition, SoftBank designed and developed a rack-integrated solution that integrates each component of the server, including cooling equipment with two-phase DLC technology, on a rack scale, and conducted an operational demonstration and performance evaluation at its data center in February 2025. The demonstration results indicated the solution passed NVIDIA's temperature test (NVQual), thereby confirming the compatibility, stability and reliability of this rack-integrated solution. The solution also achieved pPUE (partial Power Usage Effectiveness) of 1.03 (actual measured value) per rack for cooling efficiency With the spread and increased adoption of AI, demand for AI servers and other computing resources is expected to expand significantly, further increasing power consumption at data centers. At the same time, reducing power consumption from the perspective of reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions has become a pressing issue worldwide, requiring data centers to become more efficient, consume less power, and introduce innovative heat removal solutions. Since May 2024, SoftBank has been collaborating with ZutaCore, a global leader in the development and business deployment of two-phase DLC technology, to develop solutions optimized for low power consumption at AI data centers. Read full story

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ZutaCore raises $100M to scale waterless cooling for AI data centers - SiliconANGLE

Brian Lillie speaks with Emma Strutton about rising AI driven heat and power constraints and how waterless direct to chip cooling supports next generation high density deployments.

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Carrier Global Corporation has expanded its investment in ZutaCore to enhance liquid cooling technology for AI data centers, improving energy efficiency.

ZutaCore introduces its groundbreaking OmniTherm technology, designed for enhanced cooling in data centers handling diverse power requirements, with flexible installation options.

ZutaCore and ASRock Rack have launched a groundbreaking server integrating NVIDIA HGX B300 with advanced waterless cooling, targeting AI workloads. Designed for efficiency.

Discover how Compal and ZutaCore are revolutionizing AI data center cooling with groundbreaking techniques that enhance efficiency and sustainability.