Editor-Curated Robotics Industry Briefing - RobotToday

Emergence of Wind-Liquid Synergy and Magnetic Levitation Technology in AIDC Cooling Systems

The explosive growth of AIDC (Artificial Intelligence Data Center) is driving significant changes in data center cooling architectures. With increasing computing density and dual carbon goals, traditional cooling methods are becoming inadequate, making the development of wind-liquid synergy architectures essential for efficient AIDC construction. The transition from independent wind and liquid cooling systems to a unified wind-liquid synergy approach offers advantages in terms of efficiency and operational simplicity. Current mainstream architectures utilize closed cooling towers and integrated cooling water systems, breaking down traditional barriers and achieving 100% reuse of cooling sources. Looking ahead, the industry is witnessing a shift towards magnetic levitation technology, which addresses physical limitations of existing systems. Companies like Haier, INVT, and Maxxom are leading the way with innovative solutions that enhance energy efficiency and reduce maintenance costs. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.

MIR By MIR 范家荣 Jul 08, 2026

FET Supplies ROV for River Bed and Offshore Wind Surveys in the United States

Forum Energy Technologies’ Subsea Product Line has secured a contract to sell an electric Sub Atlantic Super Mohawk II remotely operated vehicle (ROV) along with a Dynacon Launch and Recovery (LARS) system to a subsea organization based in North America. This transaction represents a significant milestone for the company, as it marks their inaugural sale aimed at conducting river bed assessments in addition to surveying offshore wind farms. The ROV is specifically designed for shallow water operations and will be deployed in the Northeastern United States, enhancing the capabilities of subsea operations in the region.