Waterless data center cooling: Building AI factories that don't drain the well

Waterless data center cooling: Building AI factories that don't drain the well

DataCenter Dynamics:  As AI workloads continue to push data center power densities higher, the industry is facing a new challenge: how to scale without increasing water consumption. In a new Data Center Dynamics Industry View, ZutaCore CPTO My D. Truong explores why the future of AI infrastructure depends on moving beyond traditional water-based cooling. The article explains how waterless, two-phase direct-to-chip cooling can help operators build high-density, sustainable AI factories while reducing operational risk and preserving one of our most valuable resources. 


ZutaCore introduces waterless cooling for AI infrastructure

ZutaCore introduces waterless cooling for AI infrastructure

Datacentre Solutions: ZutaCore, a company specialising in waterless, direct-to-chip, two-phase liquid cooling, has introduced the OmniTherm cold...

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ZutaCore Targets High-Density Blackwell PCIe Servers with Waterless Two-Phase Cooling

ZutaCore Targets High-Density Blackwell PCIe Servers with Waterless Two-Phase Cooling

StorageReview: ZutaCore has introduced OmniTherm, a cold plate that allows for waterless two-phase cooling for servers equipped with NVIDIA 6000...

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ASRock's Liquid-Cooled NVIDIA HGX B300 Server Doesn't Use Any Water

ASRock's Liquid-Cooled NVIDIA HGX B300 Server Doesn't Use Any Water

At the 2025 OCP Global Summit, ASRock Rack and ZutaCore unveiled the industry’s first NVIDIA HGX B300 server featuring fully integrated waterless...

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