Torus explains closed-loop liquid cooling: no on-site water hookup needed
ccerrato147 · x · 2026-11-13
Asked whether its modular AI data centers need a new water supply, Torus says the systems use liquid cooling in a closed loop with an air-cooled chiller—the coolant circulates internally, and the company claims no on-site water connection is required.
Note: "waterless" doesn't mean there's no liquid inside, just no external water hookup.
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