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Luve is emphasizing its focus on 'dry cooling' technologies for data centers, specifically addressing the shift towards liquid cooling architectures for high-density computational applications. Some AI chip manufacturers are adopting direct liquid cooling (DLC) systems, which operate at water inlet temperatures around 45°C, to manage increased thermal loads, thereby reducing reliance on energy-intensive mechanical cooling systems ('chillers').

Within DLC setups, heat dissipation is achieved using dry coolers instead of traditional chillers. This method allows for the design of systems without chillers, resulting in lower electrical consumption (lower PUE), initial investments, operational costs, and environmental impact, while simplifying system complexity. Luve, which exclusively produces dry coolers, including adiabatic dry coolers for various industrial applications, cites strong growth in the data center market as strategic for the group, bolstered by investments in facilities in the USA and China.