The EXTRCOOL Liquid-Cooled Container Data Center, Prefab AI Infrastructure That Ships

36 Months to 7, PUE Below 1.1, Stackable and Crane-Relocatable: The Container Cold Plate System That Ships Like a Product, Not a Project

The EXTRCOOL liquid-cooled container data center turns AI infrastructure into prefab that ships: with training clusters past 100 kilowatts per rack, cold plate liquid cooling at a PUE of 1.1 to 1.2 sits at the best balance of maturity and efficiency, and building it into a standard ISO container cuts the build period from 36 months to 7, on-site labor from 100 to 30 percent and total cost from 100 to 70 percent, with 20-foot and 40-foot boxes stacking like building blocks and relocating by crane with no asset write-off. Policy pulls the same direction, national rules pressing hub nodes to 1.25 while ODCC sets the container cold plate design line at no higher than 1.20, and EXTRCOOL measurements put cold plate container systems below 1.1. The chain closes through five stages, closed cooling tower or dry cooler, insulated 304 stainless piping, a CDU with centralized units of 200 to 400 kilowatts in 2-plus-1 redundancy and integral reservoir, manifold distributors with UQD couplings limiting leakage to 0.05 milliliters, and the liquid-cooled server, with 2.0-millimeter weathering-steel walls and 100-millimeter rock-wool panels carrying marine certification for Gobi, island and polar sites. EXTRCOOL provides one-stop liquid cooling solutions.