Autech Carrier Expands Collaboration with Global Carrier on AI Data Center Cooling Solutions in Singapore

Autech Carrier, part of Autech Group, met with Global Carrier in Singapore to discuss expanding domestic supply and business collaboration for AI data center cooling solutions. The company aims to strengthen its presence in the domestic AI data center market with total cooling solutions, including Nvidia-certified and mass production-ready CDUs, chillers, pre-cooling technology, and a digital maintenance platform.

On September 30, Autech Carrier announced its plans to expand cooperation with Global Carrier in AI data center cooling business following their participation in “Data Centre World Asia 2026,” held at the Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre in Singapore. Through the exhibition, the company sought to broaden opportunities for technology and business collaboration with customers and partners both in Korea and globally, with the specific intention to increase the domestic supply of Global Carrier’s data center cooling products.

At the event, Global Carrier unveiled next-generation cooling technologies for AI data centers, including its integrated cooling solution “QuantumLeap™,” CDU (coolant distribution units), and high-efficiency chillers. As a key business partner, Autech Carrier is expanding its role in supplying and applying Global Carrier’s data center cooling technologies and products to the domestic market.

The most notable product showcased at the exhibition was the CDU “65LL.” This product—a commercially available unit ready for supply to Nvidia-based AI data centers—has completed both Nvidia certification and mass production (MP Ready) preparations.

The 65LL is designed to handle the high-density thermal loads from AI servers, reducing the temperature difference between the chiller and server rack by up to 2°C. With a maximum cooling capacity of 1.2MW, it also improves chiller operational efficiency and contributes to reduced total cooling energy consumption and improved Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) across the data center.

Autech Carrier plans to supply integrated solutions combining a range of cooling technologies, including the 65LL and other CDUs. The company will offer Global Carrier’s oil-free inverter turbo chillers, pre-cooling technology that uses outdoor air to reduce chiller operation, and the AI-based digital maintenance platform “BluEdge Service.”

In particular, Autech Carrier plans to meet the needs of AI data center customers by integrating Global Carrier’s advanced cooling technologies with Autech Carrier’s own business and service expertise in the domestic market. The strategy is to go beyond supplying individual cooling products and expand into total solution services that encompass data center cooling system design and operational efficiency.

Shinwook Kang, CEO of Autech Carrier, stated, “At this Singapore exhibition, we were able to directly discuss with Global Carrier the strategies for expanding domestic supply and sales collaboration of next-generation data center cooling solutions such as the 65LL. In particular, through seminars and meetings with designers and customers, we identified the market demand for AI data center cooling technologies and concretized realistic opportunities for business collaboration.”

He added, “By combining Autech Carrier’s domestic business and service capabilities with Global Carrier’s technologically advanced products—including those Nvidia-certified and MP Ready such as the 65LL—we will enhance our outreach to customers and further strengthen our total cooling solution business for the AI data center market.”

Autech Carrier will leverage this Singapore exhibition as an opportunity to enhance technical and sales collaboration with Global Carrier and plans to expand its business in the domestic AI data center market with next-generation cooling technologies, including Nvidia-certified products.

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