The Asia-Pacific immersion cooling in data centers market is projected to rise with a CAGR of 16.13% during the forecast period, 2022-2030, and is anticipated to reach a revenue of $168.87 million by 2030.

Immersion cooling, also known as liquid submersion cooling, is an IT cooling technique that involves submerging IT components and other electronics, such as whole storage devices and servers, in a coolant or thermally conductive dielectric liquid. Many Asian countries are rapidly expanding their digital infrastructure. Also, governments are launching their cloud strategies to boost cloud adoption in the region. Furthermore, big corporations including Amazon Web Services Inc (AWS) and Microsoft are expanding their data centers in Asia-Pacific.

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The Asia-Pacific immersion cooling in data centers market growth analysis includes the evaluation of Japan, Singapore, India, China, Australia & New Zealand, Malaysia, and Rest of Asia-Pacific. China unveiled its new infrastructure plan in 2020, which includes ultra-high voltage power transmission, 5G networks, artificial intelligence, industrial internet, inter-city transportation and rail, new-energy car-charging stations, and data centers. This strategy spurs major investments in data centers, smart cities, 5G networks, and AI.

In addition, the increasing number of data centers in the region drives the market growth of immersion cooling in China. The market in Japan is also witnessing an influx in demand for digital services. Additionally, the demand for online gaming, streaming, and financial services have soared due to the increasing use of cloud technologies and the introduction of 5G. The growing cloud adoption and the expansion of data centers in the country are fueling the demand for immersion cooling systems.

The Asia-Pacific immersion cooling in data centers market is segmented by type, industry vertical, and end-user. The market by type is sub-segmented into the single-phase immersion cooling system and the two-phase immersion cooling system.

A single-phase immersion cooling employs a circulation mechanism and a heat-exchanging methodology across hot electronic components for the dielectric liquid. Servers are installed vertically in a coolant bath of a hydrocarbon-based dielectric fluid similar to mineral oil in single-phase immersion cooling. The coolant does not boil off but remains in the liquid state and is cooled through a heat exchanger in a cooling distribution unit (CDU). Single-phase immersion cooling systems offer greater upfront affordability, less maintenance, and easier operations.

On the other hand, in a two-phase immersion cooling system, servers are encased inside a bath of specially engineered fluorocarbon-based liquid. Two-phase immersion employs a low-temperature evaporation technique to cool heated electronics and transfer heat out of the liquid. Then the gas is cooled again using a heat exchanger to facilitate return flow into the larger liquid volume.

Some leading market players in the Asia-Pacific immersion cooling in data centers market include DCX Liquid Cooling Company, Iceotope Technologies Limited, Fujitsu Limited, Vertiv Group Corporation, etc.

Fujitsu Limited provides system integration services that combine ICT system consulting, application development, design, maintenance services, hardware installation, and outsourced infrastructure services. Moreover, its key solutions include infrastructure, business, technology, and industry solutions. The company operates in Japan, India, Africa, Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, Asia, and Oceania. The company is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

Their key product, the Fujitsu Liquid Immersion Cooling System, offers a broad range of applications in edge computing infrastructures, high-performance computing centers, cloud-based hyper-scale centers, and business data centers.

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