As data center concerns heat up, Rochester company develops solutions to keep them cool
As data centers grow to meet soaring demand from AI, cloud computing, and streaming, cooling those powerful servers has become a challenge. Rochester-based LiquidCool Solutions offers an innovative answer: submerging electronics in a special non-conductive fluid that cuts energy use by up to 40%. Beyond efficiency, the captured heat can be reused for homes or businesses. A new partnership in St. Cloud will test the system on a larger scale, marking a critical step for Minnesota’s push to lead in energy innovation.
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