Water monitoring and treatment firm Ecolab has launched a new liquid cooling portfolio for data centers.

The company this week announced the launch of a fully integrated cooling program. The Cooling as a Service (CaaS) offering brings together a full suite of cooling management, integrating EcoLab’s 3D TRASAR technology for Direct-to-Chip Liquid Cooling into its new Coolant Distribution Unit (CDU).

“Data centers are at the heart of an AI-driven future, and their cooling needs are becoming increasingly complex. By adding a sophisticated CaaS offering and smart CDU to our portfolio of solutions, Ecolab is bringing together decades of innovation, proprietary technology, and deep cooling expertise to help data centers achieve operational excellence and accelerate growth. All while conserving vital natural resources like water and power,” said Josh Magnuson, EVP & GM, global water solutions at EcoLab.

“Cooling as a Service is not just a platform but will be a dynamic hub that integrates cooling and power infrastructure to provide data center operators with the insights to achieve best-in-class performance.”

CaaS incorporates water management technology, smart coolant distribution units, connected coolant, and the 3D TRASAR monitoring technology, all delivered through our expert service.

Founded in 1923 to sell carpet cleaning products, NYSE-listed Ecolab provides water treatment and monitoring products and services across industries, including food, healthcare, hospitality, and manufacturing.

The company, via its Nalco Water unit, offers 3D TRASAR water monitoring products for cooling water for cooling towers and chillers, and adiabatic cooling to optimize direct evaporative cooling systems. It launched a data center-centric version for liquid cooling earlier this year.