Walrus Pump sees slower demand for higher-capacity AI cooling pumps
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Liquid cooling is becoming mainstream in AI servers, prompting data-center customers to assess pumps that can move 100 metric tons of water per hour as chip heat rises. Taiwan pump maker Walrus Pump expects slower ordering momentum to limit technology-pump revenue growth, while broader adoption could improve its earnings mix.
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