This investment aligns with Carrier’s strategy of providing advanced integrated cooling solutions to meet the critical needs of data centre customers. The global data centre cooling market is expected to reach $20 billion by 2029, with liquid cooling projected to grow at an average rate of 39% over the same period.
“Direct-to-chip liquid cooling is essential for next-generation data centres as artificial intelligence drives global demand for high-density computing,” said Ajay Agrawal, Carrier’s Senior Vice President of Global Services and Business Development and Chief Strategy Officer.
“We continue to invest in advanced technologies to ensure Carrier is fully equipped to meet data centres’ needs for advanced cooling systems. Our partnership with ZutaCore will help address tomorrow’s data centre cooling challenges and deliver optimal performance and energy-efficient solutions for our customers.
"Our partnership with Carrier marks an important milestone for ZutaCore as we continue to redefine the cooling industry at scale," said Erez Freibach, Co-founder and CEO of ZutaCore.
"By integrating our waterless liquid cooling technology with Carrier’s expertise in intelligent climate and energy solutions, we offer a comprehensive, sustainable solution specifically designed for the AI market.
