Hypertec

Montreal maker of TRIDENT immersion-born servers, built from the ground up to run submerged in dielectric fluid: 1U multi-node CPU servers up to 2U six-GPU systems on Intel Xeon 6, AMD EPYC 9004/9005 and AMD Instinct MI300A. It also services immersion tanks.

Immersion, single-phase, Server OEM HQ Saint-Laurent (Montreal), Canada Checked 9 Nov 2026

Rating conditions

Up to 6 GPUs in 2U. Hypertec states 99% of server heat goes to the fluid.

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Datasheet

Source on every value

Technologies Liquid cooling product types the vendor sells today. 'Liquid-to-air CDU' is a sidecar unit or heat dissipation unit that needs no facility water. 'Two-phase cold plate' boils a refrigerant or dielectric on the chip.: Immersion, single-phase, Server OEM 1
Smallest CDU kW Rated cooling capacity of the smallest shipping CDU in the line, as the vendor publishes it. Rating conditions (approach temperature, fluid) are in the spec notes. Blank when not published.: Not published
Largest CDU kW Rated cooling capacity of the largest shipping CDU, as the vendor publishes it. Prototypes and announced-only units are left out and named in the spec notes. Blank when not published.: Not published
GPU platforms (vendor-stated) GPU or rack platforms the vendor itself names as supported, certified or targeted, such as NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 or Vera Rubin. Vendor statements only, each with a source. Blank when the vendor names none.: AMD Instinct MI300A 1
Level Where the products sit: in the server, in the rack, in the row, or at facility scale (skid or facility distribution unit).: Server 1
Coolant Coolant on the IT side: water-glycol (PG25 and similar), single-phase dielectric (oils, GTL, synthetic hydrocarbons) or two-phase dielectric or refrigerant.: Dielectric, 1-phase 1
Max per rack kW Highest rack density the vendor publishes for its own system (immersion tank, in-rack CDU, rear door or OEM rack). Filled only when the vendor states a per-rack figure.: Not published
Rear door max kW Highest published heat removal of the vendor's rear-door heat exchanger, per rack.: Not published
Vendor type Liquid cooling specialist, thermal and HVAC major, power and data center infrastructure major, server OEM, component maker (cold plates, connectors, CDUs sold to OEMs) or fluid supplier.: Server OEM 1
Parent company Owner or controlling shareholder when the vendor sits inside a larger group, such as CoolIT under Ecolab or Motivair under Schneider Electric.: Not published
HQ region Region of the vendor's (or brand owner's) headquarters.: North America 2
HQ country Country of the vendor's (or brand owner's) headquarters.: Canada 2
Headquarters Headquarters city and country as the vendor states it.: Saint-Laurent (Montreal), Canada 2
Manufacturing Regions or sites where the vendor says it builds liquid cooling products. Blank when not published.: North America (Saint-Laurent, Quebec; Phoenix, Arizona) 2
Key products Main product lines and model names for data center liquid cooling.: TRIDENT immersion servers (iC610TR-G6, iC615DR-G6, iC610DR-G6, iC610DR-G7-AP, iS515R-G6, iG610R-G6, iGW610R-G6, iG620R-G6), immersion tank maintenance 1
Spec notes Rating conditions behind the numbers (approach temperature, water temperature, fluid), conflicting figures, and prototypes left out of the ranges.: Up to 6 GPUs in 2U. Hypertec states 99% of server heat goes to the fluid. 1

Sources

Immersion-Born Servers | Hypertec accessed 2026-11-09
Contact | Hypertec accessed 2026-11-09
About Us | Hypertec accessed 2026-11-09

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