The global data center liquid cooling market was worth US$ 2.2 Billion in the year 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 12.7 Billion by the year 2032 at a drastic CAGR of 19.4% between 2022 and 2032.
The present scenario is such that there is an upsurge in demand for noise-free and compact solutions, energy-efficient cooling solutions, and enhanced overclocking capability. This factor is expected to accelerate the data center liquid cooling market going forward.
Higher frequency, better frequency, multi-core computing through ML, AI, and end-to-end data center solutions, owners of data centers could address a broad spectrum of requirements across their organizations; with the latest developments in direct-on-chip or indirect-on-chip liquid cooling and the system integrator services.
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The data centers are witnessing unparalleled computation along with core count-hungry applications as of now. Water as well as other liquids are much more efficient in carrying heat as compared to air. They are also capable of removing problems that accompany air cooling systems; particularly after an increase in computer density. Moreover, liquid cooling technology has much higher heat capacity as compared to air (4000 times more efficient).
Future Market Insights has walked through these facts with future perspectives in its latest market study entitled ‘Data Center Liquid Cooling Market’. It has its team of analysts and consultants to execute using a bottom-up approach in its primary, secondary, and tertiary modes of research.
“With the growing adoption of cold plates, indirect liquid cooling, direct liquid cooling (DLC), and rack liquid cooling through colocation providers, cloud providers, hyperscale data centers, and likewise, the global data center liquid cooling market is bound to grow on an impertinent note in the forecast period”, says an analyst from Future Market Insights.
Key Takeaways from Data Center Liquid Cooling Market
- North America holds a significant market share due to the US being subject to the presence of a huge number of data center liquid cooling vendors.
- Europe is led by the UK with the majority of sectors witnessing digital transformation (migration to digital services from conventional physical documents).
- The Asia-Pacific is expected to grow at the fastest rate in the data center liquid cooling market. This could be credited to increasing awareness about feasibility of digitization; especially in economies like India and China.
Competitive Analysis
- Liquid Stack, in November 2021, did attend the Supercomputing’21 Conference in St. Louis. Therein, it did unleash the very first OCP OAI (Open Accelerator Infrastructure) servers optimized for 2-phase liquid immersion cooling. It is operated through Wiwynn’s sophisticated hardware, thereby rendering explicit levels of space savings, efficiency, and processing power.
- CoolIT Systems, in January 2019, did collaborate with Vistara Capital Partners to expand the production capacity for serving existing as well as new data center clients worldwide.
- ICEraQ Micro, in August 2019, was unveiled by Green Revolution Cooling. It comes across as a self-contained 12U server rack capable of accommodating close to 50 kW of the critical IT load and does cost 50% of its counterparts.
- Iceotope Technologies, in June 2021, did announce launching a liquid-cooled modular data center. It does contain chassis-level immersion cooling and is Avnet-integrated. It facilitates the deployment of GPU- and CPU-intensive HPC (high-performance computing) edge applications with better reliability and remote and harsh environments.
- Summer, in August 2021, announce collaborating with Intel for setting and standardizing the adoption of the immersion liquid cooling solutions. Submer would thus make provisions for immersion cooling solutions for Intel’s every server and platform.
- DCX, in April 2019, did receive funding from the ‘Technical Bridge Grant of the European Union for expanding products as well as services in China.
- Switch, in November 2020, did collaborate with FedEx and Dell for launching edge data center facilities in the US. Databank (a colocation service provider) is into the investment of US$ 30 Million in Edge Presence (supplying edge data centers all across the US for reducing service latency).
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What Does the Report Cover?
- The research study is based on components (services and solutions), data center type (small & medium-sized centers and large centers), and end-use (cloud providers, colocation providers, enterprise, and hyperscale data centers).
- Rising demand for energy-efficient solutions is expected to take the data center liquid cooling market by storm in the forecast period.
Key players
- Midas Green Technologies
- Rittal
- Vertiv Holdings
- Green Revolution Cooling (GRC)
- Schneider Electric
Key Segments
By Component:
- Services
- Solution
By Data Center Type:
- Small & Medium Sized Center
- Large Center
By End Use:
- Cloud Providers
- Colocation Providers
- Enterprise
- Hyperscale Data Centers
By Region:
- North America
- Latin America
- Europe
- Asia Pacific
- Middle East & Africa
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