A further USD 25 million for Corintis
Following the closing of a 24M USD Series A earlier this year, Corintis has secured additional $25M Series A1 funding round led by Applied Digital. Focused on their advanced chip-cooling solutions designed to improve efficiency and power density in data centers, Corintis will deploy the funds to accelerate its global expansion, scale manufacturing, and support commercialization with major technology and data-center operators worldwide.
With liquid cooling becoming a prerequisite for building ultra-high-density, GPU-based compute systems, Corintis is taking the lead to introduce direct-to-chip liquid cooling solutions, utilizing microfluidic technology. Its unique generative design and manufacturing platform enables cooling to be precisely adapted to the chip level, which can be implemented as a cost-effective drop-in replacement to standard liquid cooling or integrated inside the GPU.
Corintis’ approach supports up to 3x lower temperatures compared to standard cold plates, as previously validated by Microsoft, higher power densities, improved energy efficiency, and lower environmental impact — key requirements as AI workloads continue to push the limits of traditional data center design.
By leading Corintis $25 million series A round, Applied Digital is deepening its influence across the ecosystem and its focus on advancing technologies that enhance efficiency, reliability, and sustainability across every layer of digital infrastructure. This new investment brings Corintis’ total funding to $58M.
Headquartered in Lausanne, Corintis will use the proceeds will be used to expand its U.S. presence with an office in Washington, ramp up its global footprint for manufacturing microfluidic cooling at scale, and accelerate customer rollouts. The company has already signed multiple new tech giants since its recently announced Series A.
About Applied Digital
Applied Digital designs, builds, and operates high-performance, sustainably engineered data centers and colocation services for artificial intelligence, cloud, networking and blockchain workloads. The company recently signed a long-term lease with a U.S. Based Investment Grade Hyperscaler at its Polaris Forge 2 Campus, following its 400 MW lease agreements with CoreWeave at Polaris Forge 1. Together with its $5 billion partnership with Macquarie Asset Management, these milestones demonstrate Applied Digital’s sustained growth, technological leadership, and focus on delivering scalable, high-performance infrastructure for the world’s most demanding compute workloads.
(Press release/RAN)