Fourier's waterless cooling solution for financial AI/HPC data centers adopts a patented GPU cold‑plate design using synthetic‑oil/fluorocarbon working fluids. Integrated vapor‑chamber (VC) structures provide ultra‑fast heat spreading, enabling cooling capacity beyond 2000W per chip. The approach eliminates electrochemical corrosion found in traditional water‑based cold plates and removes leakage risk to servers. It also preserves cold‑plate advantages: compatibility with standard server architectures, no reliance on immersion‑specific AOC optics with higher failure rates, and no bulk dielectric fluid around components that could impact high‑speed signal integrity.
VC-integrated cold plates deliver ultra-high cooling capacity for the latest GPUs.
No water lines in the data hall, eliminating leakage and corrosion risks.
Scalable to meet high-performance trading and AI workloads.
Supports NVIDIA A100, H100, GB200, and mainstream domestic accelerators.
Works with 19-inch GPU servers, no chassis redesign required.
Applicable to micro-modules, high-density PODs, and containerized data centers.
No water enters the data hall, aligning with the stringent safety and reliability requirements of financial institutions.
Supports GPUs and high‑performance accelerators including A100, H100, and GB200.
Applicable to 40–200 kW per rack high‑density deployments.
Adapts to diverse scenarios: micro‑modules, high‑density PODs, and containerized layouts.