India, November 12, 2026: Vertiv has announced a global ecosystem initiative that integrates its infrastructure and monitoring capabilities with Dow’s coolant technologies and a new partnership with Solenis, aimed at supporting operators in managing liquid cooling infrastructure for AI-scale data centers as a unified thermal system.
The collaboration is designed to address the increasing complexity of liquid cooling as artificial intelligence workloads drive higher computing densities, requiring end-to-end management of thermal systems. The ecosystem combines Vertiv’s infrastructure, monitoring and lifecycle services with Dow’s expertise in coolant chemistry and Solenis’ water treatment solutions.
Expanded partnerships for integrated solutions
Vertiv’s expanded collaboration with Dow leverages the Dow Coolant Care Network, while the new partnership with Solenis focuses on comprehensive fluid management and thermal infrastructure services. These alliances aim to help customers maintain fluid quality, address system issues, and optimize liquid cooling performance throughout the lifecycle of their infrastructure.
Unified approach to system management
The initiative enables customers to design systems for compatibility, establish clean and stable operations through engineered flushing and filtration, and monitor their thermal systems using the Vertiv Next Predict analytics platform. Continuous monitoring and leak detection technologies are included to support early issue detection and operational resilience.
Focus on efficiency and equipment life
Advanced analytics and software tools will be applied to optimize efficiency and water utilization, while proactive fluid chemistry management is expected to support equipment longevity and reduce total cost of ownership. Vertiv’s unified operating model is tailored for high-density, liquid-cooled infrastructure in data centers and other critical digital applications.
“AI is changing liquid cooling from an equipment decision into a system-management imperative. Operators need to manage thermal infrastructure, fluid health, monitoring and lifecycle service as one interconnected discipline,” said Ron Bednar, Senior Vice President of Global and Americas Services at Vertiv.
Vertiv Holdings Co. is headquartered in Westerville, Ohio, and operates in more than 130 countries, providing power, cooling, and IT infrastructure solutions for data centers and industrial facilities.
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