Applied Digital has led a 25 million funding round for Corintis. The move strengthens its position in next-generation data centre infrastructure. It also signals rising investor conviction in technologies that remove the thermal limits holding back modern AI systems.
Corintis is based in Lausanne. It focuses on direct-to-chip liquid cooling using microfluidic engineering. Its platform adapts cooling at the chip level. It aims to support higher power density. It also reduces the energy overhead that limits traditional facilities.
The technology meets a growing need in AI infrastructure. Models require more powerful chips each year. Thermal strain now shapes system design. Corintis targets that constraint. It builds cooling systems that sit closer to the silicon. The goal is stable performance in environments where chips run under constant pressure.
