Liquid Cooling for Colocation Providers

Enable high-density AI deployments for your customers

Colocation providers must support a wide range of customer requirements while integrating liquid cooling into existing and new environments.

Key Challenges

Extreme rack density

Serving diverse tenant requirements: Colocation providers must support tenants with a wide range of rack densities — from legacy air-cooled deployments to AI workloads exceeding 100 kW per rack — within a shared facility environment.

Liquid cooling in existing facilities

Most colocation facilities were not originally designed for liquid cooling — introducing CDU infrastructure into operating data centers requires solutions that minimize disruption to existing tenants and systems.

Flexible density support across zones

A single colocation facility may need to deliver anywhere from 10 kW to 150 kW+ per rack — requiring cooling infrastructure that can be configured flexibly across different zones and tenant requirements.

How LiquidStack Helps

In-row and perimeter CDU configurations

LiquidStack CDUs support multiple deployment architectures — giving colocation providers the flexibility to match cooling configuration to tenant density requirements and available floor space.

Designed to work within existing infrastructure

The CDU-1MW is engineered for integration into existing data center environments — compatible with facility water systems, BMS connections, and hybrid air/liquid cooling setups without requiring full facility redesign.

Cooling infrastructure that grows with tenant demand

As colocation customers expand their AI infrastructure, LiquidStack’s modular CDU platform scales alongside — enabling providers to grow liquid cooling capacity without disruptive infrastructure changes.

CDU-1MW

Rapid deployment for high-density data center AI workloads

  • Quick-ship availability with minimal integration complexity — live in days, not months
  • Supports rack densities up to 1MW per row, compatible with next-generation GPU platforms
  • In-row and perimeter configurations for new builds and retrofit environments
  • Backed by third-party validated performance and global service through Trane Technologies

Gigamodular CDU

Centralized liquid cooling for large-scale AI workloads

  • Scales from initial deployment to multi-megawatt capacity without infrastructure redesign
  • Centralized control architecture with dual-redundant communications and N+1/N+2 redundancy
  • Supports 45°C return water for chillerless operation — optimised for hyperscale efficiency
  • Designed for AI factory and hyperscale environments, including NVIDIA Vera Rubin platforms