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ChemTreat and Dow Collaborate to Transform Data Center Cooling

In a significant move for the industrial water treatment and materials science sectors, ChemTreat, Inc. has officially joined forces with Dow Inc. as part of Dow's newly established Coolant Care Network. This partnership marks ChemTreat as the sole preferred service provider in Virginia while also serving as a strategic national provider. With data centers facing unprecedented pressure to adapt to AI-driven workloads, this collaboration promises innovative solutions for cooling systems critical to operational efficiency and consistency.

A New Approach to Cooling

The Coolant Care Network orchestrates a streamlined approach to fluid supply, testing, data analysis, and on-site support. ChemTreat's role extends to being an in-field partner for sampling and mitigation along with fluid health optimization, working closely with Dow-qualified laboratories and technical experts. This synergy allows ChemTreat to offer a comprehensive treatment program that caters to the entire cooling lifecycle of data centers—from initial design through to steady-state operations.

Meeting the Demands of the Data Center Industry

As AI workloads increase, data centers are compelled to develop effective liquid cooling environments rapidly. ChemTreat’s President, Ashour Khamis, underscores the urgency, stating, “The data center industry is under enormous pressure to scale liquid cooling environments to meet AI-driven workload demands.” The integration of ChemTreat’s service-focused framework with Dow’s decades of experience in heat transfer innovations equips customers with the tools to ensure high performance and reliability in their cooling systems.

The partnership will leverage ChemTreat’s proficient field and technical teams, specialized chemistries tailored for facility water systems, and advanced cooling loops—all while utilizing remote monitoring capabilities. This enhancement of their portfolio includes the introduction of DOWFROST™ LC and DOWFROST™ HD Heat Transfer Fluids, specifically optimized for direct-to-chip cooling loops and facility environments.

Commitment to Innovation and Excellence

Through this collaboration, ChemTreat and Dow express a mutual dedication to delivering top-tier cooling solutions in the burgeoning data center sector. Chuck Carn, the Director of Dow's Data Center Growth Platform, emphasizes the operational complexities faced by data center operators, stating, “This collaboration reflects Dow's clear understanding of the operational complexity data center operators face as cooling systems become more critical to performance and uptime.” The synergy formed with ChemTreat, known for upholding rigorous technical and service standards, is viewed as vital to assisting clients in maintaining seamless operations.

As the data center industry navigates through unprecedented growth phases, the alliance between ChemTreat and Dow exemplifies a shared commitment to innovative, reliable, and efficient cooling solutions. The overall aim is to prepare data centers not just for today’s challenges but also to lay the groundwork for future advancements in digital infrastructure. With ChemTreat now offering fully integrated solutions from Blueprint to Beyond™, the partnership sets a new standard in the realm of data center operations,

as evidenced by their substantial support for over 200 data center sites across North and South America.

Together, they are poised to play a crucial role in shaping the future of data center cooling, ensuring that businesses can meet the rising demands of next-generation workloads without compromising on performance and reliability.

About ChemTreat

ChemTreat, part of Veralto, stands out as a leading entity in industrial water treatment across North and South America. With a legacy rooted in innovation and technical excellence, their focus remains on enabling businesses to enhance their operational capabilities and sustainability through effective water management strategies.