Core Insights - The upgrade of Nvidia's architecture is driving the development of liquid cooling solutions, with the GB300 liquid cooling system covering over 80% of high-power components, and the Rubin architecture Kyber rack expected to achieve 100% liquid cooling by 2027 [1] - The demand for GPU liquid cooling is significantly increasing, with the GPU liquid cooling market projected to reach 80 billion yuan by 2026 [2] - ASIC cooling presents high gross margin potential, with a surge in ASIC chip shipments expected in 2026, driven by major tech companies like Google, Meta, and Amazon [3] - Chinese companies are positioned to become industry leaders in the liquid cooling sector, with several firms already making significant advancements [4] Liquid Cooling Market Dynamics - The four main components of the cold plate liquid cooling solution (cold plate, CDU, UQD, Manifold) account for over 90% of the total value of the GB200 NVL72 cooling solution [2] - The GB300 system will increase the number of cold plates used from 54 in GB200 to 126 in GB300, indicating a significant rise in component demand [2] ASIC Chip Market Outlook - Google has fully adopted liquid cooling for its TPU clusters, achieving a GW-level operational scale with high availability [3] - Expected shipments of Google TPUs will reach between 1.5 million to 2 million units by 2025, with Meta and Amazon also planning substantial ASIC chip releases [3] Growth Potential for Chinese Companies - Companies like Qihong Technology and Shuguang Digital Innovation are making strides in the liquid cooling supply chain and commercial deployment [4] - Other firms such as Yingweike and Feirongda are also establishing themselves as key players in the liquid cooling market, with innovative products and successful partnerships [4] Investment Recommendations - The performance boost from Nvidia's Blackwell architecture necessitates liquid cooling solutions, while the customization of ASIC chips is expected to enhance profit margins [5] - The growth of the cooling industry is anticipated as GB200/GB300 systems continue to expand and ASIC servers are introduced [5]