DDC Solutions, a leader in data center cooling and management technology, has been selected by Hudson Interxchange (Hudson IX), a provider of retail and wholesale co-location services, to introduce state-of-the-art cooling technology at the iconic 60 Hudson Street data center in New York.

Cato Digital, a leading provider of bare metal GPU servers, will be the inaugural customer, offering powerful servers housed within DDC cabinets to meet their customers' agentic and inference AI requirements in the New York area.

In the project, Hudson IX will install a high-density cluster of DDC S-Series V4 cabinets while expanding a hall within their 60 Hudson Street facility. The S-Series cabinet is a cutting-edge air and liquid-to-the-chip-ready cooling solution that provides hot side and cold side containment at the cabinet level.

Each cabinet has an integrated heat exchange and is scalable from 15 kW up to 600 kW+ of heat abatement per cabinet, supporting traditional IT workloads and the requirements of AI and high-performance computing.

The cabinet provides unparalleled asset protection with NEMA 3R certification to protect from water damage, built-in fire suppression, and extensive cabinet-level monitoring via DDC’s DCIM software.

Hudson IX customers benefit from exceptional deployment flexibility due to the S-Series’ ability to accommodate both roll-in and rack-mounted servers, support any density over time, and deliver combined air and liquid cooling on a single platform.

"We are thrilled to work with Hudson Interxchange and Cato Digital on this groundbreaking deployment," said Keith Markley, chief executive officer at DDC Solutions. "Our flexible cooling platform, combined with Cato Digital's GPU servers, will offer Hudson Interxchange's customers unparalleled speed, efficiency, and ability to scale."

"At Hudson Interxchange, we take great pride in delivering unmatched colocation services and cutting-edge infrastructure right in the heart of New York City," said Atul Roy, chief executive officer of Hudson Interxchange.

"As our customer's computing needs evolve, they demand greater flexibility across a wide range of power densities. The modular design of the DDC cooling platform allows us to seamlessly support any density, at any scale. No other facility in the New York area can match the combination of power capacity, space, and rack-ready high-density solutions that we are now positioned to offer."

Dean Nelson, CEO of Cato Digital, added, “Through this partnership, we are uniquely bringing high-density, high-efficiency technology that will enable agentic AI at the Edge. I am excited to deliver this revolutionary model in the heart of Manhattan, one of the most important markets in the world.”

For more information about the S-Series cooling platform, please visit: www.ddcsolutions.com