TOTAL SERVER IMMERSION.
DIRECTED FLOW COOLING.

In a standard 19" rack.

LiquidCool Solutions Technology

LiquidCool Solutions

LiquidCool Solutions is pioneering the next generation of liquid cooling solutions with the world's only Total Liquid Immersion with Directed Flow (TIDF®) technology. By combining immersion cooling with direct-to-chip heat removal in a single server chassis that fits in a standard 19" rack, we enable AI data centres, high-performance computing (HPC), enterprise, and edge environments to achieve higher compute density, lower energy consumption, and exceptional thermal performance—without fans, chillers, or water.

Backed by nearly 2 decades of engineering innovation, we help organisations build efficient, scalable, and sustainable data centre cooling infrastructure for the future of AI.

Advantages

Reduce Footprint

Reduce Footprint.
Lower Build Costs.

Optimise spatial efficiency while cutting down construction and infrastructure overheads seamlessly.

Improve IT Performance

Improve IT Performance.
Extend Hardware Life.

Maximise compute efficiency and protect critical servers from premature thermal wear.

Reduce Energy Consumption

Reduce Energy
Consumption.

The most sustainable upgrade is the one you don't have to rip out and replace.

Eliminate Water Consumption

Eliminate Water
Consumption.

Switch to zero-water cooling solutions to conserve valuable natural resources effortlessly.

Reduce Carbon Emissions

Reduce Carbon
Emissions.

Lower operational carbon output and meet global sustainability goals effortlessly.

Near-Silent Operation

Near-Silent
Operation.

Dramaticaly reduce noise levels within the white space, creating a quieter, more comfortable and productive working environment.

More Sustainable

The most sustainable upgrade is the one you don’t have to replace.

Many immersion cooling solutions require operators to remove existing racks, creating unnecessary waste and increasing embodied carbon.

LiquidCool is engineered to integrate with standard 19" racks—eliminating the need for costly rip-and-replace upgrades. By preserving existing infrastructure, operators reduce waste, lower deployment costs, minimise disruption, accelerate time to production, and extend the lifecycle of proven data centre assets while significantly cutting embodied carbon.