ChemTreat Introduces CTSolutions D2C for AI Data Center Cooling

Aug 9, 2025
ChemTreat has launched CTSolutions D2C, a comprehensive water treatment and monitoring program for direct-to-chip cooling systems in AI-driven data centers, as announced in a press release.

ChemTreat has launched CTSolutions D2C, a comprehensive water treatment and monitoring program designed for direct-to-chip (D2C) liquid cooling systems in high-density, AI-driven data centers, announced in a press release. This initiative addresses the growing demand for efficient cooling solutions as data centers expand globally, driven by AI and high-performance computing.

CTSolutions D2C offers an integrated approach to water treatment, service, monitoring, and automation, ensuring system reliability and efficiency. The program includes advanced aqueous coolant technologies, industry-standard coolants, specialty biocides, and the CTVista+ monitoring platform for real-time insights into fluid chemistry and performance.

The solution is tailored for new builds and hyperscale expansions, supporting high-density workloads in AI cluster environments and colocation providers. ChemTreat's field teams collaborate with design engineers to ensure system integrity from pre-commissioning through full operation, enhancing data center performance and sustainability.

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