The Chemours Company (Chemours), a global chemistry company, has made a strategic agreement with Navin Fluorine International Limited (Navin Fluorine) to manufacture its Opteon two-phase immersion cooling fluid.
The collaboration is part of Chemours’ expanded Liquid Cooling Venture, established to address the growing heat, energy, and water demands of advanced data centers and AI hardware. The partnership with Navin Fluorine marks an important step toward commercialization, providing critical capabilities and capacity – beginning in 2026 –to support the adoption of two-phase liquid cooling.
Commenting on the development, Denise Dignam, Chemours President and CEO, said, “The fact is, next generation chips alone can’t deliver the AI boom; the computing and resource demands created by this technology requires a new, integrated approach. Our deep expertise in cooling uniquely positions us to help bridge this gap. Innovative liquid cooling solutions, like Opteon, can help significantly reduce data center total cost of ownership through decreased energy, water, space, maintenance and capex demands, all while enabling next generation chip capability. Partnering with Navin Fluorine enables us to meet this critical market need.”
