Vertiv, an Ohio-based provider of digital infrastructure equipment and services, said in a November 12 release that it was rolling out a global liquid-cooling offering for AI data centers.

The offering will be supported by an expanded collaboration with materials science company Dow and a new partnership with water-treatment specialist Solenis.

The offering combines Vertiv’s thermal infrastructure, monitoring, and lifecycle services with coolant and water-treatment expertise from Dow and Solenis.

Vertiv said this would help data center operators manage cooling infrastructure, fluid chemistry, filtration, leak detection, and related controls in one integrated system as AI workloads increase computing density.

Solenis already offers water treatment solutions for data centers, while Dow offers liquid-cooling technologies for electronics and data centers.

Dell’Oro Group forecasts that the data center liquid-cooling market will approach US$7 billion by 2029 as AI deployments accelerate.

🔗 Source: Vertiv