XYRA Corp Positioned to Capitalize on Explosive Growth in Data Center Immersion Cooling Market
CHATSWORTH, Calif., Oct. 01, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — XYRA Corp., a subsidiary of Cavitation Technologies, Inc. (“CTi” or the “Company”) (OTCQB: CVAT), today announced its strategic positioning to capitalize on the rapidly expanding data center immersion cooling market, valued at $4.87B in 2025 and is forecast to reach $11.10B by 2030, representing a CAGR of 17.91%.
Originally developed for submerged cryptocurrency mining applications, XYRA’s exclusive license for CTI’s patented Cavitation Non-Thermal Plasma™ (U.S. Patent Application No. 18/653,760 – Plasma Cavitation Treatment of fluids) is now positioned to solve critical pain points for hyperscale data centers struggling with AI-driven heat loads.
Cooling Market Heats Up
Industry analysts project that by 2027, over 50% of new hyperscale capacity will rely on liquid cooling. Yet despite this rapid growth, the immersion cooling market still faces several well-recognized barriers to adoption:
- Fluid Stability & Degradation – Over time, cooling fluids can lose dielectric strength, accumulate contaminants, and require costly replacements.
- Hardware Compatibility – Most existing servers are designed for air cooling, making immersion retrofits complex and sometimes inefficient.
- Operational Complexity – Specialized maintenance, staff training, and handling of submerged equipment increase risk and cost for operators.
- Upfront Capital Costs – Tanks, pumps, plumbing, and fluid management systems demand significant investment compared to traditional air systems.
- Regulatory & Warranty Concerns – Some immersion fluids raise environmental questions, while warranties and insurance coverage for submerged hardware remain limited.
At the same time, demand for AI and high-density computing is making the transition to liquid cooling inevitable, and even the largest cloud operators are now designing their own systems.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) recently confirmed that its next-generation Nvidia GPU infrastructure will be liquid-cooled at scale — a clear signal that hyperscale operators view advanced cooling as essential for meeting AI demand.
Meanwhile, Shell has entered the market with Intel-certified immersion cooling fluids for 4th and 5th Gen Xeon processors, a milestone that signals enterprise-level readiness for liquid cooling.
XYRA’s Competitive Edge
Unlike standard cooling fluids, Cavitation Non-Thermal Plasma™ (CNTP) technology enhances heat transfer, extends fluid life, and reduces costly maintenance cycles. Originally deployed in cryptocurrency mining, CNTP delivers proven, chemical-free advantages that now translate to data centers:
- maintaining optimal dielectric properties for maximum efficiency,
- reducing fluid contamination to protect sensitive hardware,
- minimizing downtime through superior fluid treatment,
- and lowering costs by extending replacement cycles.
Anton Glotser, VP of Blockchain Infrastructure Technology at XYRA Corp, said:
Immersion cooling is moving from niche crypto rigs to the backbone of global cloud infrastructure,
“Our exclusive technology is designed to close the performance gap in immersion fluids – giving operators a measurable edge in cost savings, efficiency, and reliability.”
Neil Voloshin, CEO of Cavitation Technologies, Inc, added:
XYRA is not just entering a fast-growing market – we’re bringing a differentiated, patent-protected solution that improves the economics of immersion cooling,
“With AI and data center demand surging, the timing for our expansion couldn’t be stronger.”
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