The concept of liquid immersion cooling has been familiar in the global IT infrastructure market for a long time now. High-performance computing (HPC) operators, such as Intel, have been experimenting and using the technology since 2012. However, the recent surge in data center construction activity, majorly targeted to serve high traffic zones with minimum latency, has forced data center operators to expand beyond a suitable environment into complex urban facilities. This increases the demand for server cooling technology, which is expected to witness the environmental and space constraints posed by traditional air cooling and liquid cooling practices. The increasing need for solutions that could reduce the physical footprint the data center and accommodate high density operations at the same time has bolstered the demand for immersion cooling.

1. Introduction

2. Research Methodology

3. Executive Summary 

4. Market Dynamics

5. Technology Snapshot

6. Market Segmentation

7. Competitive Landscape – Company Profiles

8. Future Market Outlook and Opportunities