Immersion cooling architectures in which servers or electronic components are submerged directly in a dielectric fluid.
Data center liquid cooling fluids must perform reliably within demanding thermal environments while meeting material compatibility and other requirements of the selected cooling architecture.
For data center liquid cooling applications, Kryomium™ development considers properties including viscosity, electrical behavior, thermal and oxidative stability, material compatibility and other application-specific requirements. Technologies within the platform are intended to progress through technical evaluation and partner validation before commercial qualification.
Fluid Development Considerations
Cooling fluids may operate near high-value electronics, electrical infrastructure and personnel. Fluid characteristics therefore need to be considered alongside the operating environment and cooling architecture.
Kryomium™ development evaluates safety-related fluid characteristics alongside thermal, electrical and environmental requirements. Development priorities include hazard profile, flash point and autoignition behavior.
Fluid Development Considerations
As data center liquid cooling adoption grows, fluid selection can influence the environmental profile of cooling infrastructure alongside thermal and operational requirements.
Kryomium™ development considers environmental characteristics alongside safety and performance for data center cooling fluids. Current development priorities include bio-based technology, biodegradability, PFAS-free design and opportunities to support a lower carbon footprint.
Fluid Development Considerations
Aurorium's emerging fluid technology platform for data center liquid cooling, bringing together fluid chemistry, application development and ecosystem collaboration.
Discuss capabilityEmerging dielectric cooling fluid technology being evaluated for single-phase data center immersion cooling applications around performance, safety and sustainability requirements.
Discuss capabilityExisting Aurorium chemistry being evaluated for use in direct-to-chip coolant formulations, including opportunities to address corrosion-management requirements.
Discuss capabilityTechnical collaboration supporting fluid evaluation, material compatibility evaluation, system requirements and qualification pathways.
Discuss capabilityAurorium brings established fluid and specialty chemistry expertise to the evolving requirements of data center liquid cooling. Kryomium™ builds on decades of experience developing and manufacturing fluid technologies across a broad range of applications while applying that knowledge to emerging data center thermal management requirements.
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Developing data center cooling fluids requires understanding the relationship between chemistry, physical properties, materials, operating conditions and application performance.
Aurorium brings decades of experience developing and manufacturing specialty fluid technologies across diverse applications. Experienced technical personnel apply that foundation to the development and evaluation of fluid technologies for emerging data center cooling requirements.
Cooling fluids interact with metals, elastomers, plastics and other materials throughout a cooling system. New fluid technologies therefore require compatibility and stability evaluation under application-relevant conditions.
Aurorium combines fluid chemistry expertise with technical evaluation to understand interactions among fluid properties, system materials and operating requirements.
Data center liquid cooling requirements vary by architecture, equipment design, materials and operating conditions. Early technical collaboration helps identify requirements and potential development gaps before broader qualification.
Aurorium seeks to partner with fluid formulators, cooling technology providers, OEMs, and other ecosystem participants to better understand data center liquid cooling requirements and identify opportunities to evaluate and validate differentiated fluid technologies.
As Kryomium™ technologies progress through development and validation, Aurorium can draw on established specialty chemical manufacturing capabilities in North America and Europe to support future scale-up and supply.
Manufacturing & supply assurance
Successful fluid technology development ultimately requires a pathway from laboratory evaluation and validation to dependable commercial-scale production.
Aurorium's established specialty chemical manufacturing infrastructure provides a pathway to support future scale-up and supply as Kryomium™ technologies progress through development, validation and qualification.
Promising fluid properties alone are not sufficient for adoption in data center cooling. New technologies must demonstrate compatibility and performance through increasingly application-relevant evaluation before commercial qualification.
Technologies within the Kryomium™ platform are intended to progress through fluid screening, material compatibility evaluation, system-level testing, ecosystem validation and ultimately commercial qualification.
A dielectric fluid is a liquid with electrically insulating properties. In immersion cooling applications, dielectric fluids can come into direct contact with electronic components while supporting heat removal.
Kryomium™ is Aurorium’s emerging fluid technology platform for data center liquid cooling. The platform brings together Aurorium’s fluid chemistry expertise, application development capabilities and industry collaboration around the evolving requirements of high-density computing.
Aurorium is developing and evaluating emerging dielectric fluid technologies for single-phase immersion cooling while exploring opportunities to apply its existing additive chemistry to direct-to-chip/cold plate coolant formulations. Requirements differ between cooling architectures, and Aurorium is working to identify where differentiated fluid and additive technologies can address emerging needs.
Aurorium's development approach considers fluid properties alongside material compatibility, system requirements and partner validation. Technologies are intended to progress from fluid screening and compatibility evaluation through application-relevant and system-level testing toward commercial qualification.
Technologies within the Kryomium™ platform are currently being developed and evaluated for data center liquid cooling applications. Aurorium is seeking industry partners to support technical validation and qualification before commercial introduction.
Aurorium is seeking collaboration with fluid formulators, cooling technology providers, OEMs, data center operators and other ecosystem participants interested in evaluating Kryomium™ technologies, defining application requirements and supporting technical validation and qualification. Connect with our team to discuss potential collaboration and technical evaluation opportunities.