Cooling firm Boyd has launched a new coolant distribution unit (CDU).

The company this month announced the expansion of its liquid cooling product portfolio with a new high-capacity CDU known as the ROL2300.

The ROL2300 is a liquid-to-liquid in-row system; the company said one CDU can efficiently cool more than 10 Nvidia NVL72 racks, offering up to 2.3MW of cooling across multiple racks.

The new CDU features front and rear access doors and hot swappable N+1 redundant pumps, redundant sensors, and filters in the standard configuration.

An automated transfer switch option assures the CDU remains powered for continuity of operation if the primary data center power source fails. Modbus and BACnet standard communication protocols enable easy integration with facility software systems.

“Every ROL2300 CDU design choice has been made to maximize data center cooling and power efficiency in the most compact and reliable format possible,” said Jerry Toth, Boyd's chief technology officer. “We’re enabling our hyperscaler, colocation, and enterprise data center customers to maximize compute density and energy efficiency in modern data centers. The product includes innovations in both hardware and software that address these customer needs while continuing Boyd’s legacy of innovation in the thermal space. “

Produced in North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific, Boyd said the CDU is “immediately available to purchase in volume.”

With roots tracing back to 1928, Boyd provides material and thermal solutions, providing cooling tech for batteries, power inverters, and other electronics. It provides offerings around single-and two-phase liquid cooling, immersion cooling, and air cooling, including CDUs, cold plates, and cooling loops. Its previous in-row CDU offering, the ROL1100, offered cooling capacity ranging from 550kW to 1.1MW. It also offers in-rack CDUs with up to 110kW of cooling capacity.