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Waterless Liquid Cooling

Water-glycol loops were designed for chips around 600 W. At Blackwell-class power they boil inside the cold plate, and any leak is conductive. Our system replaces the water with a dielectric nanofluid, so a leak can't short the hardware, and pairs it with nano-coated cold plates and a short-loop CDU that fit existing racks without modifying the servers.

Why it's different

The specifics behind the claim.

>35 kV

Dielectric breakdown voltage

The coolant does not conduct electricity. A weeping fitting is a maintenance ticket, not a destroyed board.

>250 °C

Boiling point

No vapor lock at 1,000 to 2,000 W per chip. GPUs hold around 50 °C and run without thermal throttling.

1.1–1.2

PUE at the rack

About 30 percent less energy than air cooling, with no chillers or large pumping skids.

What is included

Scope is set per site. These are the building blocks we combine.

Nano-coated cold plates

A plasma-deposited interface layer bonds the thermal compound to the plate, cutting interface thermal resistance by 40 to 70 percent.

Short-loop CDU

A compact 6U to 10U unit with dual redundant variable-speed pumps that exchanges heat within two meters of the rack, in one stage.

Containerized 300 kW pods

A factory-built 20-foot unit with eight B300 racks plus cooling, power, fire suppression and monitoring, ready to set on a pad.

Waterless coolant vs. water-glycol (PG25)

Water-glycol (PG25)Waterless dielectric
If it leaksConductive; can short GPUs and boardsInsulating; no short circuit
Chip powerDesigned for about 600 W1,000–2,000 W and up
At high loadVapor lock above ~45 °C in the plate; GPUs throttle past ~65 °CBoils above 250 °C; chips held near 50 °C
CorrosionCorrodes copper, scales, grows microbesNone; compatible with copper and aluminum
Fluid lifeReplace every 2–3 years5–10 years

How an engagement runs

Four stages. Each ends with something you can review before the next begins.

  1. Survey

    Rack power, chip type and existing loop, if any.

  2. Design

    Cold plates, CDU placement and redundancy.

  3. Install

    Fit plates and CDU, fill and pressure test.

  4. Operate

    Monitor temperatures and flow.

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