In recent times, the trajectory of AI liquid cooling technology has emerged as a central topic within the industry. Google has unveiled its Brazos technological pathway, marking a significant leap in boosting the efficiency of conventional data centers. Meanwhile, NVIDIA has introduced the Rubin all-encompassing liquid cooling system, underscoring the industry's intensified focus on addressing heat dissipation challenges. Insights from industry experts reveal a rich tapestry of cooling technology approaches currently in use for data centers. Considering the varying levels of infrastructure support and climatic conditions across the globe, it's anticipated that future data centers will predominantly center around liquid cooling technology, while also exploring other parallel technological avenues. Presently, a number of listed companies in China have embarked on a holistic strategy in the AI liquid cooling domain, encompassing the entire industry chain—from components like cold plates and Coolant Distribution Units (CDUs), to cooling fluids, and complete machine setups.