Waterless liquid cooling for AI factories

Saturday, 12th July 2025 Posted 7 months ago in Power & Cooling by Mike Hewitt

Andreas Keiger, Chief Revenue Officer at ZutaCore, discusses the AI power density challenge facing data centre owners and operators, looking at the various liquid cooling options available to address the increasing heat levels being generated in racks and cabinets, before explaining the company’s HyperCool, two-phase, direct-to-chip, waterless liquid cooling solution, designed for both AI factories and AI at the edge.

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