CPC Introduces Everis DC Full Flow Connectors for AI Cooling Systems

July 23, 2026
CPC has launched the Everis DC Series connectors designed to improve liquid cooling efficiency for AI and high-performance computing systems. The new connectors reduce pressure drop by up to 90 percent compared to traditional valved designs.

CPC (Colder Products Company) announced in a press release the launch of the Everis DC Series, a new line of full flow connectors for liquid cooling in artificial intelligence and high performance computing applications.

The Everis DC connectors feature a full flow design that reduces pressure drop by up to 90 percent compared to valved connectors of the same size. This allows improved coolant flow and energy efficiency in compact spaces such as 1U server trays. The connectors are made from 304 stainless steel to ensure broad material compatibility and are assembled in cleanroom environments to support high purity cooling systems.

Both in line and elbow configurations are available. The connectors can be integrated directly into cold plates or manifolds, optimizing space use inside dense data center systems. A swivel design adds installation flexibility compared to rigid fittings.

CPC will present the Everis DC Series at the Open Compute Project APAC Summit in Taipei on August 11 to 12, where visitors can learn more about the company’s liquid cooling solutions for advanced compute platforms.

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