Cooler Master Takes Leading Role in NVIDIA AI Liquid Cooling Supply Chain
Driven by soaring AI computing demands, liquid cooling has become indispensable to sustain stable operation of high-performance chips. Cooler Master has grown from a renowned consumer cooling brand into NVIDIA’s top cold plate supplier, claiming 65% order share for GB200 and GB300 flagship servers. With solid technological strength and vertical integration capability, the firm stands as a pivotal participant in GPU server liquid cooling and high density server cooling markets.
The company builds comprehensive technological advantages covering cold plates, coolant distribution units and core accessories. Its high-precision cold plates fully satisfy heat dissipation needs of high-power NVIDIA GPUs, delivering remarkable improvement in cooling efficiency and effectively minimizing liquid leakage risks. Innovative jet impingement and 3D vapor chamber technologies tackle uneven temperature distribution issues, perfectly adapting to complex multi-chip operating scenarios.
Diversified CDU products break existing market monopoly. Liquid-to-air cooling solutions help achieve data center cooling PUE below 1.1, ideal for medium and small-scale data centers. High-capacity liquid-to-liquid CDU supports large rack-level heat exchange, boasting great potential to replace imported products. Independently developed pumps and heat conduction components further optimize overall performance, supporting reliable construction of energy saving liquid cooling system.
Cooler Master operates a well-established global manufacturing network. Core R&D facilities drive continuous technical upgrading, while newly launched overseas production bases greatly expand output capacity. The enterprise achieves self-sufficient supply of major core parts, and adopts AI visual inspection to enhance product yield. Powerful manufacturing capacity also supports flexible liquid cooling system OEM ODM services to meet diversified client requirements.
Enjoying close strategic ties with NVIDIA, the brand has secured dual qualification for cold plate and manifold supply. Its abundant mass production experience enables timely delivery amid surging market orders. The partnership has advanced from product supply to joint technology research, with customized connecting components jointly developed for new-generation servers.
Looking ahead, Cooler Master actively explores cutting-edge cooling technologies. Its newly released two-phase immersion cooling solution applies dielectric liquid cooling fluid to realize ultra-efficient heat dissipation, now under practical verification in real data center sites. Two-way technology sharing between consumer and industrial sectors accelerates product iteration.
Expanding steadily across global markets, overseas production sites facilitate smooth advancement of various overseas data center cooling project. Business coverage extends to edge computing, supercomputing and other emerging fields, with innovative solutions developed for container data center liquid cooling application scenarios.
Supported by profound technical accumulation and sound industrial layout, Cooler Master consolidates its competitive edge in global liquid cooling industry. As high-wattage new chips gain wider application, the enterprise will further transform from component supplier to professional solution provider, and carry more weight in the global AI cooling industrial chain.
With a strong global reputation, EXTRCOOL specializes in customized liquid cooling for high-density AI and HPC data centers. Our product range covers all key categories of premium thermal management equipment, including dual-mode CDUs, various manifold assemblies, cold plates, rear-door heat exchangers, dry coolers, and integrated containerized cooling units. Every solution is precisely engineered for stable operation, versatile compatibility, and straightforward scalability, enabling a truly integrated one-stop liquid cooling deployment. We provide professional services to data center operators and corporate clients across Eastern Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, Central America, and other key global markets.
