Applied Digital invests in a liquid cooling technology startup to expand its portfolio in advanced thermal solutions. The move highlights growing demand for high-performance cooling methods in data centers and electronics. Details on the startup’s identity or funding amount remain undisclosed.
Corintis, a Swiss semiconductor cooling startup, secures $24 million in Series A funding to advance its cooling technology. The round includes investments from BlueYard Capital, Founderful, Acequia Capital, Celsius Industries, and XTX Ventures. The company emerges from stealth mode with backing from multiple venture firms.
Microsoft demonstrates that microfluidics—directly applying liquid coolant to chips via microscopic grooves—achieves **three times better cooling performance** than traditional cold plates. The approach targets AI data center heat dissipation challenges by improving efficiency at the hardware level. Tests show microfluidics can handle heat loads more effectively by bringing coolant into direct contact with processors.
Corintis, a Swiss semiconductor cooling startup, secures $24 million in Series A funding to commercialize its microfluidic chip-cooling technology. The round, led by BlueYard Capital, supports expansion with new U.S. offices and an engineering hub in Munich. The company’s total capital raised now exceeds $33 million.