Nautilus EcoCore Cooling Unit Validated for NVIDIA AI Factory Infrastructure

August 06, 2026
Nautilus Data Technologies says its EcoCore Facility Cooling Distribution Unit has been validated for NVIDIA AI factory infrastructure and listed on NVIDIA's DSX Infrastructure Marketplace.

Nautilus Data Technologies said in a press release that its EcoCore Facility Cooling Distribution Unit has been validated by NVIDIA for AI factory infrastructure and data center deployments.

The unit is now listed on NVIDIA's DSX Infrastructure Marketplace. Nautilus said it has the highest capacity rating among liquid to liquid cooling distribution units on the marketplace and is the first to receive Large Scale CDU validation.

The EcoCore FCD completed testing against more than 100 NVIDIA technical requirements. Nautilus said the unit showed cooling capacity above 4.1 MW in N mode dual pump operation and 3.2 MW in N+1 mode, with a 2°C approach temperature difference.

The company said the unit can run on process water, chilled water, river water, seawater, or wastewater. Nautilus also said the product is available globally with delivery times of 15 weeks from order and has more than 650,000 operating hours across deployed units.

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