Salute Launches Direct-to-Chip Liquid Cooling Operations Service for AI Data Centers

November 03, 2025
Salute has introduced a new Direct-to-Chip liquid cooling operations service for AI and HPC data centers, announced at NVIDIA GTC Washington DC. The service aims to help operators manage high-density, liquid-based environments safely and efficiently.

Salute has launched what it calls the data center industry's first comprehensive service for Direct-to-Chip (DTC) liquid cooling operations, introduced at NVIDIA GTC Washington DC, announced in a press release. The service is designed to support artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) facilities that require efficient heat management for high-density computing workloads.

The company’s DTC operational model aims to help data center operators manage the elevated risks associated with liquid cooling, including leaks, temperature spikes, and downtime. Salute’s service includes design and operational assessments that create facility-specific operational models for safe and reliable DTC liquid cooling.

Several major operators, including Applied Digital, Compass Datacenters, and SDC, have already adopted Salute as their partner for DTC liquid operations. By integrating this service, these companies aim to ensure operational continuity and protect their AI infrastructure investments.

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