Waterless direct-to-chip liquid cooling for hyperscale data centers
ZutaCore manufactures two-phase evaporative cooling systems that replace water-based and air cooling in data centers. The tech stack—Dell, HPE, Supermicro servers paired with AWS/Azure/GCP cloud infrastructure and Kubernetes orchestration—shows a company selling into hyperscale operators while building internal ops automation. Active hiring is sales-heavy (3 roles), matching a design-in phase where they're embedding into OEM platforms and customer production environments.
ZutaCore develops waterless, direct-to-chip liquid cooling technology designed for high-density compute environments. The system uses pool boiling to convert liquid to vapor at the processor, removing heat instantaneously rather than gradually. The company targets hyperscale data center operators, colocation providers, and edge computing deployments seeking to reduce energy consumption, water use, and hardware risk while increasing rack density. Founded in 2016 and based in San Jose with hiring across the United States, Canada, and Israel, ZutaCore is currently scaling sales and manufacturing operations alongside design-in activities with major server OEMs.
ZutaCore makes waterless, direct-to-chip liquid cooling using pool boiling—liquid is converted to vapor at the chip to remove heat instantly, eliminating water dependency and reducing energy use in data centers.
ZutaCore is executing design-in and design-win activities with server platforms, ramping new product introduction, building global technical learning programs, scaling manufacturing, and running an account-based marketing program.
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