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Iceotope

Delivering innovative liquid cooling technology for data center and edge computing, saving the IT industry energy, space, and money.

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David Craig

CEO at Iceotope

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Employees 21–50
Headquarters Catcliffe, England, United Kingdom
Iceotope’s next generation cooling technologies manage the heat generated by electronics from the cloud to the edge. Engineered to fit all standard form factors, their chassis level immersion and precision delivery liquid cooling technologies can cool the entire IT stack. They can also be compacted into smaller custom form factors to enable edge compute, networking and storage in places that haven’t been possible until now. By removing the need for fans and air-cooling infrastructure, Iceotope’s technologies operate in pure silence — bringing game-changing reduction in energy and water consumption, and significant cost reductions in the design, build and operation of data centres. Because their technologies are sealed, silent and impervious to dust, heat and humidity, they can be deployed in the harshest environments.

Currently Operating in Seven Regions

Press Mentions

May 12, 2020

EcoDataCenter to deploy Iceotope immersion cooling

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March 14, 2024

DCD>Talks sustainability, scalability, and serviceability in liquid cooling with David Craig, Iceotope - DCD

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March 1, 2024

SKT to develop liquid cooling solution with Iceotope and SK Enmove

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October 16, 2023

Iceotope showcases liquid cooling tech with etisalat by e&

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June 22, 2023

Iceotope delivers KUL RAN – the latest in sustainable

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May 16, 2023

Iceotope Appoints Former Intel Systems Engineer as VP Technology Advancement and Alliances

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