Pegatron certifies ZutaCore two-phase, Direct-to-Chip liquid cooling
AI server manufacturer Pegatron has certified the HyperCool direct to chip two phase liquid cooling technology from ZutaCore.
The ZutaCore HyperCool technology can cool up to 2,800 watts of power and is simple to deploy, operate and maintain with little to no modifications to the infrastructure.
HyperCooled servers include its latest 2U 2-socket general purpose Mack Server running Nvidia H100, H200, and GB200 Grace Blackwell GPUs as well as Intel Xeon 6700-series processors and AMD SP5 CPUs.
This can reduce the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for an AI data centre through a low Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) of less than 1.02. ZutaCore points to 50% less space used compared to air-assisted liquid cooled and up to 75% less space compared to immersion cooling.
“AI has created a monumental shift across the entire industry. The only way to deploy at mass scale and not lose sustainability is by leveraging direct-to-chip, waterless liquid cooling technology,” said Shahar Belkin, EVP, Products at ZutaCore. “We are excited to bring Pegatron into this growing ecosystem where hyperscalers and data center operators have asked specifically for HyperCool to be the liquid cooling technology inside their servers.”
“By harnessing the power and sustainability benefits of ZutaCore’s liquid cooling technology, we can help our customers secure market leading positions in the explosive AI market,” said Andy Lin, Server Product Marketing Manager at Pegatron. “The use of no water not only eliminates the risk of leakage, but also saves one of the world’s most scarce natural resources, while the heat reuse capabilities can herald in whole new level of sustainability in markets worldwide.”
The company has also seen strategic investment from WiWynn
“With dozens of HyperCool deployments in production, ZutaCore has emerged as the clear leader of direct-to-chip liquid cooling technology,” said Erez Freibach, Co-founder and CEO at ZutaCore. “Through this partnership with Wiwynn, we can set a new standard for sustainable AI in the data centre, where energy efficiency and net zero goals can co-exist with the aggressive scale and ramp up of an AI-powered world.”
“The rise of AI is heating rapid growth in data centres, and advanced cooling solutions are key to unlocking their full potential,” said Emily Hong, Chair and Chief Strategy Officer at Wiwynn. “We are thrilled about our investment in ZutaCore. Together, we can accelerate the development and adoption of two-phase direct-to-chip liquid cooling technology, unleashing the power of data centers with innovative, sustainable, and efficient cooling solutions in the AI era.
ZutaCore also has a partnership with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) that includes both an investment and white-label sales agreement.
“MHI has made a corporate commitment to achieve carbon neturality by 2040, and this announcement is another significant milestone that will bring AI sustainability throughout the unified data center,” said Shin Gomi, Senior General Manager of Data Center & Energy Management in the Growth Strategy Office at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. “Our successful alliance with ZutaCore has helped to accelerate the growth of dielectric direct-to-chip liquid cooling solutions, and as the industry converges around this technology, it is becoming the de facto standard for cooling next-generation data centres.”
The ZutaCore HyperCool GB200 Grace Blackwell dielectric cold plates will be retrofitted on a Wiwynn AI server rack, with cooling capacity starting from 132kW per rack, at Computex in Taiwan this week.
Founded in 2016, ZutaCore is headquartered in San Jose, California, with an R&D center in Israel and offices in Europe, India, and Taiwan.
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