AI infrastructure firms launch new thermal and modular data center solutions

The AI infrastructure sector is seeing significant shifts in data center deployment and thermal management. Castrol has launched ‘Castrol CORE’, an integrated thermal management solution designed to support the growing cooling demands of AI and high-performance computing. Moving from a product-centric to a service-led model, the solution offers end-to-end support from early-stage design to daily operations, utilizing technology validated by manufacturers such as NVIDIA and Intel.

Simultaneously, Submer Group has launched Corenix, a new modular data center company led by CEO Martin Renkis. Corenix focuses on delivering factory-tested, modular platforms based on NVIDIA reference designs to meet the rapid deployment needs of AI operators and hyperscalers. This modular approach aims to reduce construction uncertainty by integrating IT, power, cooling, and networking into complete functional units before on-site delivery.

In Saudi Arabia, Submer has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with ACES (Advanced Communications & Electronics Systems) to accelerate the rollout of high-density, AI-ready data centers. The partnership will combine Submer’s engineering expertise with ACES’ local delivery and investment capabilities to support the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 digital and AI objectives.