Castrol Launches CORE Cooling Service for AI Data Centers

Sep 29, 2026
Castrol CORE combines cooling technology, facility design, testing, deployment, maintenance and ongoing support for data centers running AI and high performance computing systems.

Castrol launches Castrol CORE, an integrated thermal management service for data centers, the company said in a press release. The service covers facility design, cooling technology, testing, deployment, startup, maintenance and ongoing support.

Castrol CORE gives customers one point of contact for product, infrastructure, design and service partners. Its cooling technologies have been tested with chip and hardware manufacturers including NVIDIA and Intel.

The service uses Castrol facilities in the UK, US, Germany and China, joint laboratories across Asia, and providers in more than 150 countries. Castrol has also formed a data center design team in Asia Pacific and completed a proof of concept program with a data center operator in China.

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