LiquidStack, a Trane Technologies company, announced the commercial availability of its GigaModular CDU platform. The platform’s modular, pay-as-you-grow architecture, designed to meet NVIDIA Vera Rubin specifications, enables AI data center operators to deploy liquid cooling infrastructure with greater speed, flexibility and operational simplicity through multi-MW building blocks that scale up to 14 MW.

The GigaModular CDU platform supports the demands of both merchant silicon and hyperscale custom silicon heat profiles across application temperature ranges, giving operators greater flexibility as compute and thermal requirements evolve.

Designed for AI, HPC, and hyperscale data centers, the platform offers: 

• Centralized control to simplify operations, reduce redundancy and improve infrastructure efficiency at scale.  
• System-level scalability to support coordinated AI infrastructure expansion rather than aggregated independent CDU capacity.  
• Flexible deployment and distribution architecture that adapts to evolving AI workloads, rack densities, and facility layouts.  
• Pay-as-you-grow modular building blocks allowing operators to scale AI capacity incrementally without major infrastructure redesigns.  
• Future-ready support for next-generation GPU platforms in high-density environments and gigawatt-scale deployments.
• Integrated with Trane Technologies’ broader thermal management offering, combining advanced CDU technology with global service support across deployment and the full equipment lifecycle.

The GigaModular CDU has completed extensive multi-module system integration and full-load testing, validating performance of deployments up to 14 MW and achieving ETL certification. The platform is now commercially available, with early customer orders reflecting market demand for scalable liquid cooling infrastructure.

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