5.01a · part of Direct-to-chip cold plates
Who makes two-phase and microfluidic for AI data centers
Alternative cold-plate architectures — two-phase plates that use coolant evaporation and microfluidic plates that route channels closer to the die — aimed at higher heat flux than single-phase liquid cold plates handle.
Companies on this part (6)
| Company | Role | Ownership | Ticker | Price | 1d | Confidence | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accelsius | manufacturer | private | inferred | ||||
| Chilldyne | manufacturer | private | inferred | ||||
| Corintis | manufacturer | private | inferred | ||||
| Iceotope | manufacturer | private | inferred | ||||
| Mikros | manufacturer | private | inferred | ||||
| Zutacore | manufacturer | private | inferred |
Who competes here
The same table read the other way: every company above competes for two-phase and microfluidic sockets. Confidence tags matter — an inferred placement is a lead, not a confirmed rivalry.
Nearby parts
- Parent: Direct-to-chip cold plates
- Next in layer: Rack manifolds
- Layer: Layer 5 — Liquid cooling (IT-side: chip to CDU)
Sources: placements without a source URL come from the taxonomy seed and are tagged accordingly. How this data is built.· Markdown · JSON