AAC TECH's Megawatt Liquid Cooling CDU Enters Global Mass Delivery Phase, Production Capacity Ranks Top Three in Industry

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AAC TECH's subsidiary, Yuandi Technology, has achieved mass production of its ATAHORAN series 2.2MW/2.6MW centralized liquid cooling CDU (Cooling Distribution Unit) and has simultaneously commenced global batch deliveries. With a monthly delivery capacity of 400 units, the company firmly occupies a leading position in the industry's first tier. The 2.2MW/2.6MW specifications represent the current top-tier high-power standard for commercial liquid cooling CDUs, specifically designed for next-generation AI computing centers and supercomputing clusters. This product category imposes extremely high demands on core proprietary technologies, stability under extreme operating conditions, and international certifications, with only a few companies worldwide possessing the capability for mass production. According to AAC TECH's official announcement, its subsidiary Yuandi Technology has achieved self-development of core components, reaching internationally leading levels in key performance dimensions such as flow and temperature control precision, dynamic load response, and environmental adaptability. The company can provide comprehensive end-to-end thermal management solutions. Following technical evaluations and on-site inspections, a globally leading AI data center operator has officially selected Yuandi Technology as its supplier for a batch order of high-power 2.2MW and 2.6MW liquid cooling CDUs. Production is currently scheduled according to plan, with deliveries being made in batches. Presently, Yuandi Technology's CDU monthly mass delivery capacity can reach 400 units, placing its production capacity level within the top three domestically. The capacity can be rapidly expanded to meet the batch deployment requirements of global intelligent computing centers and supercomputing clusters. Typical applications for its centralized CDU liquid cooling solutions include projects such as the Shanghai Unicom Lingang Computing Power Center, Guangzhou Turing AI New Computing Center, Zhuhai Beijing Normal University Supercomputing Center, and Shenzhen Pengding Computing Power Center. Its distributed CDU liquid cooling solutions have been applied for clients including Moore Threads, Ruijie Networks, Inspur Information, ZTE, Cloud Edge Information, and Kunlunxin.

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