{"city":"Warsaw","name":"DCX Liquid Cooling Systems","slug":"dcx-liquid-cooling-systems","facts":[{"date":"2026-03-06","type":"product_launch","value":"ECDU portfolio of three CDU models","source":"dcx.eu and businesswire.com"},{"date":"2026-01-20","type":"product_launch","value":"Second-generation FDU V2AT2, supporting NVIDIA NVL72 GB200, GB300 Blackwell and Vera Rubin architectures; available immediately","source":"dcx.eu, businesswire.com and datacenterdynamics.com"},{"date":"2026-01-16","type":"deployment","value":"First Facility Coolant Distribution Units became operational in AI data centers in Europe and the United States","source":"dcx.eu and datacenterdynamics.com"},{"date":"2025-12-18","type":"headcount","value":"Hired over 100 new employees","source":"dcx.eu"},{"date":"2025-12-18","type":"revenue","value":"600 percent surge in revenue","source":"dcx.eu"},{"date":"2025-06-04","type":"contract","value":"Landmark agreement to supply fully assembled systems","source":"dcx.eu"}],"peers":[],"stage":null,"state":"Masovia","aliases":["DCX","DCX Liquid Cooling Systems"],"country":"Poland","domains":[{"why":"DCX Liquid Cooling Systems supplies liquid cooling for AI data centers, including ECDU and FDU coolant distribution units for large AI rack deployments.","list":null,"rank":null,"tier":"watchlist","layer":null,"total":77,"domain":"AI Core","scores":{"gate_ne":["firepower"],"leverage":6,"position":8,"progress":10,"firepower":4,"commercial":4,"deployment":10,"production":6,"technology":10},"edition":null,"segment":null}],"founded":null,"signals":[],"website":"dcx.eu","category":"AI Infra · Power, cooling & thermal","categories":[{"name":"Cooling & thermal","domain":"AI Core","parent":"AI Infra · Power, cooling & thermal"},{"name":"AI Infra · Power, cooling & thermal","domain":"AI Core","parent":null}],"last_round":null,"updated_at":"2026-09-22T22:27:01.08+00:00","facts_total":10,"positioning":"DCX is the most technically aggressive name in this batch and the least capitalised. Its FDU V2AT2, announced January 2026, delivers up to 8.15 MW of heat transfer in a single facility distribution unit, which the company claims is the most powerful CDU ever made, with a 2 degree approach temperature and 45 degree Celsius warm-water operation matched to the NVIDIA design point for Vera Rubin rack-scale systems, and supporting NVL72 GB200 and GB300 Blackwell. The architectural argument is that one FDU replaces multiple legacy 1.3 MW row-level CDUs and removes chillers from the heat-rejection side in many deployments, shifting liquid cooling from a row-level accessory to hall-level infrastructure. The first-generation 5 MW FDUs, each supporting up to 60 AI racks at 80 kW, went operational in data centers in Europe and the United States on 2026-01-16. In March 2026 it added the ECDU portfolio of three enterprise models from 600 kW to 2.6 MW. The company announced a 600 percent revenue surge in December 2025. The constraint is capital: one database records DCX as unfunded, a hard limit on a hyperscale ramp, and it carries legacy exposure to crypto mining enclosures. Leverage scores 3 rather than higher because, unlike Johnson Controls, there is no stated NVIDIA certification or partnership, only architectural alignment.","sub_category":null,"signals_total":0,"url":"https://www.frontiertechintelligence.com/companies/dcx-liquid-cooling-systems","title":"DCX Liquid Cooling Systems · ai core, Warsaw, Masovia, Poland · scores, facts and signals · Frontier Tech Intelligence","description":"DCX Liquid Cooling Systems supplies liquid cooling for AI data centers, including ECDU and FDU coolant distribution units for large AI rack deployments. AI Core watchlist (score 77)","publisher":"Frontier Tech Intelligence (Future Frontiers, a trade name of Essential Cognition Inc.)","note":"Assessment by Frontier Tech Intelligence; facts and signals carry their sources."}