Agreements reached under this partnership
Business Alliances- 1
The parties will explore potential collaboration by combining the coordination of AI computing resources, specialized cooling fluid technology and expertise in thermal management, and integrated data center infrastructure solutions.
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The parties plan to explore liquid-cooled AI cluster solutions that enable scalability and flexible deployment, including modular and containerized deployments.
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Further promote collaboration among computing hardware, advanced cooling systems, and facility design
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| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Name of alliance partner | Castrol (Lubricants UK Limited, BP Group), xFusion技術日本株式会社 |
| Alliance partner's business activities | Coordination of AI computing resources, Specialized cooling fluid technology and expertise in thermal management, Integrated data center infrastructure solutions |
| Alliance partner's location | United Kingdom, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo |
| Type of alliance | Business Alliances |
| Details of the alliance | The parties will explore potential collaboration by combining the coordination of AI computing resources, specialized cooling fluid technology and expertise in thermal management, and integrated data center infrastructure solutions., The parties plan to explore liquid-cooled AI cluster solutions that enable scalability and flexible deployment, including modular and containerized deployments., Further promote collaboration among computing hardware, advanced cooling systems, and facility design |
| Contract Date | 19 March 2026 |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The purpose is to address rising power density and thermal management requirements associated with the increasing sophistication and scale of AI workloads, and to expand the use of liquid-cooling technology in Japan’s digital infrastructure.