The solution combines air and liquid cooling, supports high-density computing servers, and is designed for both upgrading existing data centers and building new facilities.

The technology company Yadro has introduced an engineering solution for cooling high-load data centers and AI clusters. The development combines air and liquid cooling, which allows for more efficient heat dissipation from modern server equipment with high computing density.

The architecture includes the BOREY "Poseidon" engineering loop with a dry cooler, a coolant distribution unit, and RACKSCALE computing complexes. The system is based on Direct Liquid Cooling technology, which ensures heat dissipation directly from CPU and GPU processors. The heat is then transferred to an external radiator, where it is dissipated into the environment.

According to the company, the solution is delivered fully tested, which reduces the time required to commission the infrastructure. The architecture is designed for use in Tier III data centers and is suitable for both modernizing existing facilities and building new ones.

The engineering loop is managed using Russian hardware and software components, integrated into the Yadro SUPRIM monitoring platform, which ensures control of equipment parameters and telemetry collection. In the third quarter of 2026, the company plans to open a demonstration site and testing laboratory for liquid cooling solutions.