As liquid cooling becomes increasingly vital for high-performance computing and AI workloads, data centre operators are under growing pressure to ensure system reliability and safety. The joint exhibit will feature an integrated solution that detects fluid leaks at the earliest stage and automatically activates isolation valves within seconds, whether at the rack or server level. This helps prevent downtime and protects equipment integrity.

The demonstration pairs Parameter’s RLE Leak Detection platform with Rotork’s Hanbay compact, fast and reliable electric actuators for valve control.  The system provides real-time leak localisation, automated response logic, and centralised alarm and control integration for data centre operators.

“Liquid cooling is transforming data centre design, but it also demands new levels of monitoring and control,” said Parameter. “This collaboration at SC25 demonstrates how intelligent flow control can directly enhance resilience in digital infrastructure,” commented Rotork.

Visitors to Booth 6355 will have the opportunity to experience the full end-to-end workflow, from detection to isolation, first hand. The demonstration highlights both companies’ commitment to innovation, sustainability, and operational assurance in the evolving landscape of high-density computing.