Coldplates

Purpose-built for every component, be it processors (CPUs, GPUs, and ASICs) or peripherals (storage, networking, memory, and power) - with validated designs across every major silicon generation.

The Industry's Most Comprehensive Coldplate Portfolio

CoolIT designs, validates, and manufactures coldplates for every component that generates heat inside a server. Every design begins with the thermal profile of the specific electronic component, not a generic cold plate geometry adapted to fit. CFD optimization, 2D and 3D internal manifolds, and patented manufacturing processes combine to deliver the thermal resistance, pressure drop, and mechanical reliability that OEMs and system designers depend on across generations of hardware. 

Validated to 15kW: a clear path to next-generation AI performance

As AI accelerator power envelopes continue to climb, the thermal management question isn’t whether liquid cooling is needed; it’s whether the coldplate at the chip can keep up. CoolIT’s validated 15kW coldplate answers that question directly.

This single-phase direct liquid cooling solution has been designed, tested, and validated to demonstrate that the performance ceiling for DLC hasn’t been reached. The tech brief documents the design approach, test methodology, and results, providing system designers and OEM engineers with a concrete dataset to inform their roadmap planning.

If your next-generation platform is pushing into power envelopes your current thermal solution wasn’t designed for, this is the starting point.

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Coldplate Loops

Understand how coldplates are integrated into loops to cool an entire server.

Where The Coldplate Fits

In a direct liquid cooling system, heat is removed through an integrated chain of components working together: 

Coolant Distribution Units (CDUs) → conditions and circulates coolant at the system level 

TCS Piping + Rack Manifold → routes and distributes coolant from the CDU to each server in the rack  

Coldplate Loopdelivers coolant to and from each individual component inside the server 

Coldplate → the point of heat capture at the component surface ← you are here

Within a single server, cooling requirements vary significantly by component type. Processor coldplates for CPUs, GPUs, and ASICs manage high TDP loads and high heat flux densities concentrated at the die. Peripheral coldplates handle the unique form factors and thermal profiles of storage, networking, memory, and power components. Together, multiple coldplates are integrated into a single coldplate loop that treats the server as one complete thermal system. CoolIT designs for all of it.

Trusted by the best

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“CoolIT and Giga Computing have collaborated for many years, bringing excellent cooling solutions to market and supporting more GIGABYTE DLC ready servers with the latest gen CPUs and GPUs. We are always looking to enhance our server performance and reliability, and that is what CoolIT's products contribute to our IT hardware.”

Vincent Wang
Sales VP at Giga Computing
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“CoolIT's DLC technology has helped us revolutionize our approach to scientific computing. It allows us to maintain elevated cooling water temperatures and achieve unparalleled computational density.”

Dr. Alastair Basden
Head of the DiRAC Memory Intensive HPC Service at Durham University and co-chair of the DiRAC Technical Directorate.
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“As a recognized provider of direct liquid cooling (DLC) technology, CoolIT Systems offers solutions that can enhance energy efficiency and support sustainability goals in high-density environments. Their DLC systems are well-suited for facilities like ours, where advanced cooling options are essential for maintaining performance and reducing environmental impact.”

Chris Larsen
CTO
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“Supermicro has a strong and collaborative relationship with CoolIT Systems. Their reliable, scalable cooling solutions complement Supermicro’s high-performance, high-density server systems, particularly for demanding AI and HPC workloads to deliver next-generation performance in data centers.”

Michael Mcnerney
Senior Vice President Marketing and Network Security

FAQs about Coldplates

Does CoolIT make coldplates for my specific silicon component?

What’s the difference between a standard coldplate and a custom co-engineered design?

What is the maximum heat flux CoolIT coldplates are validated for?

What total thermal load (TDP) can CoolIT coldplates handle?

How does CoolIT’s co-engineering process work, and how early should we engage?

Can CoolIT cool peripheral components like memory, storage, networking, and power?

Does CoolIT handle manufacturing, or only design?

Discuss Your Thermal Requirements

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