DCX Liquid Cooling Systems has launched new cooling distribution units (CDUs).

The company this week announced three new CDU systems built on its proprietary DCX ECDU (Enterprise Coolant Distribution Unit) platform, with cooling capacities ranging from 600kW to 2.6MW. DCX said the three units were designed to cater to a variety of environments, from enterprise data halls and colocation environments to cloud infrastructure and hyperscale facilities.

The Enterprise ECDU 1380/2600 V1 offers 1.38MW to 2.6MW of cooling capacity. The Mission Critical ECDU 1380/2600 V1H2 includes redundant heat exchangers and additional high-availability features. The Entry ECDU 600/1200 V1 model, dedicated to affordable and rapid liquid cooling deployments, delivers up to 1.2MW of cooling capacity in a compact platform. All three are designed for 45°C (113°F) cooling operations.

“In an era of rapidly escalating rack densities and the explosive growth of liquid-cooled AI deployments, we see that data center infrastructure manufacturers often offer technically outdated or limited solutions that can’t keep pace with today’s demands,” said Maciek Szadkowski, CTO at DCX. “With our new ECDU platform, we are redefining the industry once again – delivering superior performance, greater resiliency, and better energy efficiency than anything else on the market. Most importantly, this is the most affordable CDU portfolio available today in a standard rack or in-row form factor.”

Poland-based DCX is a manufacturer of liquid cooling solutions for both direct liquid cooling and immersion cooling systems. The company provides in-rack, in-row, and hall-wide CDUs, cold plates, immersion cooling enclosures, dry coolers, modular containerized data centers, and enclosures for cryptomining.

The firm launched an 8MW CDU in January.