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Omen AI buys Aquatic Labs for US$16 million to add real-time coolant chemistry sensing for liquid-cooled AI data centres
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Omen AI, which makes sensors that monitor cooling fluids in AI data centres while equipment runs, says it has acquired Aquatic Labs for US$16 million in cash and stock. Aquatic Labs measures total alkalinity in real time without adding chemicals, which, combined with Omen AI's metal and biological monitoring, is meant to flag scale and corrosion risk in cooling loops. Omen AI expects to ship products with the added measurements by the end of 2026 and says it works in data centres with more than 10 GW of combined capacity (company announcement).
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