CPC Introduces New Liquid Cooling Connectors for AI

Jul 24, 2025
CPC, a part of Dover, has launched the Everis UQD06 Series connectors to meet the growing liquid cooling needs in AI computing, as announced in a press release.

CPC (Colder Products Company), a subsidiary of Dover, has launched the Everis UQD06 Series connectors to address the increasing liquid cooling demands in AI computing. Announced in a press release, these connectors are designed to handle higher-flow requirements essential for hyperscale AI, data center, and high-performance computing applications.

The UQD06 Series is the latest addition to CPC's universal quick disconnect line, featuring a 3/8-inch flow path to enhance cooling efficiency. This development comes as the industry sees a rise in liquid cooling adoption, with Hyperion Research indicating that nearly 80% of HPC/AI sites are expected to implement such systems in the next 12-18 months.

CPC's focus on quality and innovation is evident in the UQD06 connectors, which are built to support AI's rapid expansion and unique cooling specifications. The company continues to provide solutions that protect mission-critical applications, collaborating with leading chip manufacturers and cooling integrators.

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