The move strengthens a strategic partnership to support high-density AI data centers and advances Carrier's strategy to deliver integrated solutions across the data center thermal lifecycle. It expands its capabilities in advanced liquid cooling technologies, including interoperable single and two-phase cooling systems. These capabilities further enhance Carrier's broader QuantumLeap suite of thermal and integrated management solutions.

"AI is fundamentally reshaping data center architecture, with thermal management emerging as a key constraint to scale," said Christian Senu, Vice President, Global Data Centers, Carrier. "This investment strengthens our ability to deliver advanced liquid cooling solutions that help customers scale high-density AI infrastructure efficiently and with improved energy performance for today's chip thermal densities and next-generation architectures."

The follow-on investment builds on Carrier's 2025 investment in ZutaCore and comes as AI-driven chip power densities continue to rise, increasing demand for advanced cooling solutions, including liquid cooling.