Precision Cold Plates Engineered for Broadcom Semiconductors
Cold Plates for Broadcom Tomahawk 6 (TH6)
Broadcom’s Tomahawk 6 (TH6) delivers 102.4 Tbps of Ethernet switching performance, enabling high-speed data movement across large-scale AI clusters. As bandwidth and integration increase, so does power density, making advanced thermal management critical.
JetCool provides high-performance cold plates purpose-built to cool Broadcom’s TH6 and next-generation switch silicon. Our liquid cooling solutions remove heat efficiently at the source, ensuring consistent performance, reduced thermal constraints, and reliable operation in dense AI networking environments.



Cold Plates for Broadcom AI XPUs
As AI training and inference workloads scale, power densities in custom silicon are reaching multi-kilowatt levels, making thermal management critical to performance and reliability.
Through its collaboration with Broadcom and Flex, JetCool delivers advanced cold plates for Broadcom ASICs and AI XPUs, designed for single-phase, direct-to-chip liquid cooling. These solutions support sustained high-power operation and efficiently manage extreme heat flux, enabling consistent performance and scalable deployment in next-generation AI infrastructure.


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SmartPlate System for Dell PowerEdge Servers
- Save an average of 13% on server power savings overnight
- Supports 1,500W in 2U configurations
- Maximize compute per floor tile and minimize facility floorspace with no piping or plumbing

SmartSense Coolant Distribution Unit
- 300 kW of cooling per SmartSense 6U unit, with scalability up to 1.8 MW in row-level configurations
- Ultra-efficient, redundant pumps operate at low speeds for quiet, efficient, and reliable performance
- Maximize GPU utilization with warm inlet temperatures up to 60°C, run at peak performance longer, accelerate computation-intensive processes and reduce time-to-solution for AI models

SmartLid: Liquid-to-Die Cooling
- Optimize OPEX by balancing free cooling with evaporative cooling in most climates
- Future-proof system design with the capacity to cool the next three generations of processors, including those that exceed 1,000W per chip
