Carrier Global Corporation’s venture group, Carrier Ventures, has partnered with ZutaCore, a disruptive innovator of two-phase direct-to-chip liquid cooling technology for data centres.
This investment aligns with Carrier's strategy of providing high-tech, integrated cooling solutions to meet the critical cooling needs of data centre customers.
The global data centre cooling market is projected to reach $US20 billion by 2029, and liquid cooling is projected to grow at a 39 per cent CAGR over the same period.
Carrier’s chief strategy officer, Ajay Agrawal, said direct-to-chip liquid cooling is essential for next-generation data centres as AI drives an increase in global demand for high-density computing.
"We continue to invest in cutting-edge technologies to ensure Carrier is fully prepared for the data centre needs for advanced cooling systems,” he said.
“Our partnership with ZutaCore will help tackle the cooling challenges of tomorrow's data centers and will ensure optimal performance and energy-efficient solutions for our customers."
ZutaCore co-founder & CEO, Erez Freibach,said the partnership with Carrier marks a major milestone for ZutaCore as the company continues to redefine the cooling industry at scale.
"By integrating our waterless liquid cooling technology with Carrier's expertise in intelligent climate and energy solutions, we are delivering a comprehensive and sustainable solution tailored specifically to the AI market,” he said.
“This collaboration enables us to meet the growing demands of next-generation AI and data processing workloads with energy-efficient solutions, revolutionizing data centre cooling for AI factories worldwide."
ZutaCore's HyperCool technology – a direct-to-chip, waterless, direct liquid cooling solution – enables high sustained performance, server densification and reduced power usage, critical for meeting the power demands of today's high performance, artificial intelligence and machine learning data centre workloads.