Three industry leaders join forces to tackle the growing cooling demands of AI infrastructure. The partnership combines immersion cooling expertise from Texas-based pioneers to Korean industrial giants.
As artificial intelligence workloads push data center cooling systems to their limits, new hybrid thermal immersion coolants are emerging as a potential solution. Industry analysis suggests these advanced fluids could reduce water consumption by 91% while cutting carbon emissions by nearly 40%, addressing both operational and environmental challenges facing the rapidly expanding data center industry.
Data centers are facing a thermal crisis that’s only getting worse. The explosive growth of artificial intelligence and cloud computing is creating unprecedented cooling demands, with traditional methods struggling to keep pace. According to industry analysis, the data center industry is projected to grow at a remarkable 11.8% compound annual rate through 2030, putting even more pressure on thermal management systems.
As AI workloads intensify in hyperscale data centers, storage systems face unprecedented thermal challenges. Solidigm’s prototype liquid-cooled SSD demonstration at the 2025 OCP Summit signals a fundamental shift in data center infrastructure requirements.
Industry analysts suggest that the exponential growth of artificial intelligence applications is fundamentally reshaping data center infrastructure requirements. According to reports from the 2025 OCP Summit in Silicon Valley, attendance surged to nearly 12,000 participants, up significantly from approximately 7,500 in 2024, with much of this growth attributed to AI infrastructure investments. This increased focus on AI capabilities is driving unprecedented demands for more sophisticated computer cooling solutions across all data center components.
