ODATA, an Aligned Data Centers company, has begun deploying DeltaFlow liquid cooling technology at its SP04 campus in Brazil and QR03 campus in Mexico. Phase-one installation and testing are underway, supported by a combined US$630 million investment.
Developed by Aligned in partnership with data center cooling provider Munters, DeltaFlow is a proprietary liquid cooling solution designed for high-density data center environments. The system can integrate with Aligned’s Delta Cube (Delta³) air-cooling technology, allowing ODATA to combine air and liquid cooling within the same data hall.
DeltaFlow operates as a secondary fluid loop within the data hall and continuously recirculates its coolant. ODATA says its facilities require zero water for operational cooling and use a closed-loop system that continuously recycles pure, deionized water.
“As global demand for digital infrastructure continues to grow, the data center industry is undergoing a fundamental transformation. Bringing DeltaFlow to Latin America reflects our commitment to staying ahead of the market’s evolving needs,” said Ricardo Alário, CEO of ODATA.
DeltaFlow coolant distribution units are already being manufactured at Munters’ facility in Araucaria, Paraná, Brazil. The Brazilian operation complements existing U.S. manufacturing and will supply ODATA sites in Brazil and Mexico, as well as upcoming projects in Chile and Colombia.
