Chemours’ Two-Phase Immersion Cooling Fluid is engineered for next-generation high-performance and high-density computing environments.

Servers and electronic components are directly immersed in the fluid, enabling efficient heat removal through two-phase immersion cooling (2PIC).

Heat generated by the IT equipment causes the fluid to boil, while the resulting vapor condenses and returns to the liquid state in a continuous cycle.

This phase-change process enables highly effective heat transfer and supports the thermal demands of high-density AI and HPC systems. It can reduce reliance on server fans and complex air-cooling infrastructure traditionally required in data centers.

The technology also provides efficient and uniform cooling across high-heat-generating components.
It is designed to address increasing thermal challenges from high-density GPUs and next-generation computing platforms.

Two-phase immersion cooling can also contribute to improved space utilization and simplified cooling infrastructure. It provides a scalable thermal management approach for AI factories, HPC systems, and next-generation data centers.

PKI integrates Chemours cooling fluids with 2PIC systems and engineering expertise to deliver an End-to-End Liquid Cooling Total Solution.