Bangkok: Dow Thailand Group has unveiled its latest innovation, DOWFROSTS LC 25, a liquid cooling solution specifically designed for AI-powered data centers and high-performance computing systems. This launch aims to address the burgeoning investment in digital infrastructure within Thailand.

According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Wichan Tangkiangsirisin, CEO of Dow Thailand Group, emphasized that the increasing reliance on AI and high-performance computing is driving a demand for resilient infrastructure capable of supporting continuous and efficient operations. As a response, data center operators are prioritizing technologies that prolong equipment lifespan, reduce maintenance needs, and minimize risks that could affect long-term operational efficiency and continuity.

Dow Thailand Group is dedicated to bringing tried-and-tested innovations from leading data center projects worldwide to bolster Thailand's digital infrastructure growth. Mr. Wichan stated, "DOWFROSTS LC 25 is part of our data center thermal management solution portfolio, enhancing operator readiness, supporting long-term growth, and preparing for the next generation of computing and AI."

Globally, DOWFROSTS LC 25 is employed in data center projects with a total capacity exceeding 7 gigawatts. As Thailand's data center market expands, fueled by the demand for AI, cloud computing, and digital services, along with government initiatives to position the country as a regional digital infrastructure hub, thermal management technology is increasingly vital. It plays a key role in ensuring service continuity, operational efficiency, and energy efficiency in modern data centers, especially as computing density and power consumption rise.

DOWFROSTS LC 25 is engineered for Direct-to-Chip Liquid Cooling systems, offering protection to critical components, including those with copper, against corrosion. This not only extends equipment life but also reduces the frequency of maintenance and mitigates risks of disruptions to operational continuity.