SuperX and Chengtian Weiye Form Joint Venture for AI Liquid Cooling Solutions

Oct 27, 2025
SuperX AI Technology Limited and Chengtian Weiye have established a joint venture, SuperX Cooltech, in Singapore to develop and deliver liquid cooling solutions for AI data centers worldwide, excluding mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau.

SuperX has entered into a definitive agreement with Chengtian Weiye to establish a joint venture, SuperX Cooltech Pte. Ltd., in Singapore, announced in a press release. SuperX will be the largest shareholder, and the new company will focus on providing liquid cooling products and infrastructure solutions for global markets outside mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau.

The joint venture combines SuperX’s expertise in AI system integration with Chengtian Weiye’s thermal management and manufacturing capabilities. SuperX Cooltech will offer a full range of liquid cooling technologies, including Cooling Distribution Units (CDUs), Micro Channel Liquid Cold Plates (MCLP), and integrated thermal management systems.

According to the companies, the partnership will enable SuperX to deliver complete liquid-cooled AI server solutions, integrate hardware and software for optimized performance, and expand global production capacity. The venture aims to address the increasing power and heat management requirements of high-density AI and high-performance computing environments driven by next-generation GPU architectures.

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