Immersion servers and rack-based dielectric cooling
Servers built or certified to run in dielectric fluid: Hypertec’s immersion-born TRIDENT line, Supermicro’s Intel-certified BigTwin, 2CRSi and IEIT Systems, plus the sealed-chassis designs from Iceotope and LiquidCool Solutions.
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| 2CRSi | Servers and integration | Both | Immersion-cooled GPU and AI servers | — | 2026-11-11 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hypertec | Servers and integration | Single-phase | CIARA TRIDENT immersion-born servers | — | 2026-11-11 |
| Iceotope | Servers and integration | Single-phase | Precision Liquid Cooling reference designs | — | 2026-11-11 |
| IEIT Systems (Inspur Information) | Servers and integration | — | NF5180G7 immersion configuration (NF5180-M7-M0-U0-00) | — | 2026-11-11 |
| LiquidCool Solutions | Servers and integration | Single-phase | Total Liquid Immersion with Directed-Flow; ZPServer | — | 2026-11-11 |
| Supermicro | Servers and integration | Single-phase | BigTwin SYS-221BT-HNTR, Intel-certified for immersion | — | 2026-11-11 |
What makes a server immersion-ready?
Immersion-ready servers drop the fans, use fluid-compatible materials and heatsinks, and carry a warranty for the named fluid. Ask for the validated fluid and tank by name: Hypertec validates with Motul fluid in Midas tanks, and Supermicro with Shell fluid in a Submer SmartPod.
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