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Liquid cooling vendors in Italy

Compare liquid-cooling vendors with a presence in Italy.

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5 vendors

  • Server OEM liquid-cooled systemsScandiano

    E4 Computer Engineering

    Italian provider of HPC, cloud and AI cluster solutions; key partner in the EuroHPC TEXTAROSSA project, which developed a two-phase cooling system for HPC…

  • Quick disconnects, manifolds and componentsSaccolongo

    Tudertechnica

    Tudertechnica manufactures technical hoses including Tubi HPC designed for liquid cooling systems in high-density data centers.

  • Direct-to-chip cold platesRome

    In-Quattro

    Offers patented EVA Cooling two-phase cooling for data centres and HPC servers; fits standard rack form factors, runs on dry coolers up to 45C with zero water…

  • Chillers and heat rejectionUboldo

    LU-VE Group

    LU-VE Group develops energy-efficient cooling technologies for liquid-cooled AI data centers, including dry coolers and heat rejection systems validated for…

  • Chillers and heat rejectionSan Bonifacio

    ThermoKey

    ThermoKey provides dry coolers, modular liquid coolers, remote condensers and data center cooling technologies for high energy-efficiency IT infrastructures.

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Which regions in Italy have the most vendors?

The regions with the most vendors are Lazio (1 vendor), Reggio Emilia (1 vendor), Saccolongo (1 vendor), San Bonifacio (1 vendor), and Uboldo (1 vendor).

Which cities in Italy have the most vendors?

The cities with the most vendors are Rome, Lazio (1 vendor), Saccolongo, Saccolongo (1 vendor), San Bonifacio, San Bonifacio (1 vendor), Scandiano, Reggio Emilia (1 vendor), and Uboldo, Uboldo (1 vendor).

What kinds of vendors are in Italy?

Categories in Italy: Chillers and heat rejection, Data center cooling integrators, Direct-to-chip cold plates, Quick disconnects, manifolds and components, and Rear-door heat exchangers.

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