Nautilus Data Technologies has been recognized as NVIDIA-Validated AI Factory Infrastructure, with its EcoCore® Facility Cooling Distribution Unit (FCD) now listed on NVIDIA’s DSX Infrastructure Marketplace.
Furthermore, the EcoCore® FCD holds the highest-rated capacity among the liquid-to-liquid cooling distribution units listed, and it’s the first to achieve Large-Scale CDU validation.
The unit was tested against more than 100 NVIDIA technical requirements, demonstrating:
- 4.1 MW cooling capacity in N-mode dual-pump operation
- 3.2 MW in N+1 mode, the highest of any liquid-to-liquid system in the directory
- 2°C approach temperature difference, less than half the 4.8°C reported for competing systems
“Being recognized as NVIDIA-Validated AI Factory Infrastructure affirms the vision Nautilus has always had, which is to build for today and tomorrow’s AI workloads. Our EcoCore® products provide operators with cooling architecture that supports existing and future generations of GPU platforms.” — Rob Pfleging, CEO, Nautilus Data Technologies
NVIDIA’s Marketplace helps data center operators and hyperscalers find cooling, power, and infrastructure partners that meet the requirements for AI factory deployments. The EcoCore® FCD’s spot on that list backs up what Nautilus has already proven in the field: the unit is water-source agnostic, meaning it can run on process water, chilled water, river water, seawater, or wastewater. It’s also designed to be maintained and upgraded in place, and it integrates with Nautilus’s Air Detection Removal System for degassing.
The EcoCore® FCD is available globally, with industry-leading delivery times of 15 weeks from order, and it’s backed by more than 650,000 unit-hours of production operation across three product generations.
Combined with NVIDIA’s certification and Nautilus’s 13 years designing cooling technology for production environments, operators get a system built for both current AI workloads and what comes next.
Read the press release.
