The "Data Centre Liquid Cooling Market" report by MarketsandMarkets estimates the market will grow from $2.84 billion in 2025 to $21.14 billion by 2032, reflecting a CAGR of 33.2 per cent.

This growth is driven by the surge in data generation from cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and edge computing.

As data centres expand and their data processing density increases, traditional air-cooling systems struggle to maintain efficiency.

Liquid cooling offers a more energy-efficient solution, significantly improving power utilisation effectiveness (PUE) and reducing operational costs.

MARKET DYNAMICS

The market is influenced by several factors. The increasing number of data centres and server density serves as a primary driver, fuelled by the rising demand for data storage and high computing power.

However, high capital expenditure and maintenance costs pose a significant restraint.

Opportunities arise from the emergence of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and blockchain, while the lack of standardisation remains a notable challenge.

DRIVER: INCREASING NUMBER OF DATA CENTRES AND SERVER DENSITY

The demand for data storage and digital services has led to a dramatic rise in the number of data centres and server density.

The growth of digital data from social media, IoT devices, and industry digitisation necessitates more data centres for effective information storage and analysis.

Advances in server technology, including efficient CPUs and solid-state drives, have further increased server density.

Liquid cooling solutions enhance energy efficiency, allowing for better power distribution and cooling, thus supporting the growing complexity and density of data servers.

As a result, data centres are becoming increasingly vital to meet the demands for storage, networking, and computing. -TradeArabia News Service