Hudson Interxchange to Implement DDC Solutions' Cooling Platform in NYC
Hudson Interxchange will deploy DDC Solutions' S-Series cooling platform at its iconic 60 Hudson Street data center in New York City, announced in a press release. This deployment aims to support high-density computing needs, particularly for agentic and inference AI applications.
The project involves installing a high-density cluster of DDC S-Series V4 cabinets, which offer advanced air and liquid-to-the-chip-ready cooling solutions. These cabinets are designed to handle heat abatement from 15 kW up to 600 kW+ per cabinet, providing flexibility for various IT workloads and AI requirements.
Cato Digital, a provider of bare metal GPU servers, will be the first customer to utilize this expanded high-density data hall. The collaboration will enable Cato Digital to offer powerful servers housed within DDC cabinets, meeting the growing demand for AI and high-performance computing solutions in the New York area.
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