Feilong Co. has disclosed that it has secured over 60,000 orders for liquid cooling pumps as of August 20, 2023. This marks a significant development for the company, which has transitioned from automotive water pumps to liquid cooling solutions for AI data centers in just over a year. The growing demand for liquid cooling technology is driven by the increasing need for efficient thermal management in high-performance computing environments.
The importance of this shift cannot be understated, as Feilong Co. is experiencing a decline in profits from its traditional automotive water pump business. However, the liquid cooling segment is showing promising growth, with a reported 67.72% increase in revenue from new energy and non-automotive components in the first half of 2026. This growth is crucial for the company as it navigates a challenging automotive market.
Looking ahead, Feilong Co. anticipates that liquid cooling revenue will account for over 30% of its new energy thermal management income in 2026. The company has established relationships with over 80 clients and is advancing more than 120 projects, positioning itself well in the competitive landscape of liquid cooling technology. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
Editor's Note
Feilong Co.'s strategic pivot towards liquid cooling technology highlights the ongoing transformation within the thermal management sector, particularly as demand for efficient cooling solutions in AI data centers rises. This shift reflects broader trends in the industry, where companies are increasingly seeking innovative solutions to address the challenges posed by high-performance computing workloads. As competition intensifies, the ability to deliver reliable and efficient cooling systems will be critical for market players.
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