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Advanced Cooling Technologies validates a 1 MW two-phase coolant distribution unit for racks beyond 200 kW
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Advanced Cooling Technologies (ACT) of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, says it has completed system-level testing and validation of its 1 MW two-phase coolant distribution unit for closed-loop refrigerant direct-to-chip cooling, aimed at rack densities beyond 200 kW. ACT says testing showed more than 1 MW of total cooling capacity, chilled water return temperatures within 5 °C of the refrigerant condensing temperature and stable operation across a dynamic load profile from 180 kW to 1,200 kW (company claims). ACT plans to show the unit at SC26 in Chicago from 17 to 19 November 2026.
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