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# Nvidia announces 100MW of AI data centres in Taiwan
- URL: https://www.techstories.co/nvidia-announces-100mw-ai-data-centre-in-taiwan/
- Published: 2025-05-19T16:45:00.000Z
- Updated: 2025-05-25T08:53:58.000Z
- Description: And liquid-cooled technology I spotted at Computex.
- Author: Paul Mah
- Tags: Events, AI, Data Centres

Nvidia will build 100MW of AI data centres in Taiwan. Here's what Jensen Huang said, and the liquid cooling solutions I spotted today at Computex.

Taiwan's AI supercomputer was first announced by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang at his GTC keynote on Monday, followed by a press event with Foxconn today.

### AI data centre in Taiwan

Nvidia will work with Foxconn Taiwan, the Taiwanese government, and TSMC to build AI data centres in Taiwan.

> "I'm very happy to announce we're also building AI for Taiwan... we're going to build the first giant AI supercomputer here for the AI infrastructure and the AI ecosystem of Taiwan." - Jensen.

More details came out today:

- Will be 100MW when completed.
- Built in phases due to power situation.
- Data centres planned in the city of Kaohsiung.
- Others will be in cities across Taiwan.

### Liquid-cooled for AI

I've written much about liquid cooling, from explaining how it works, why it's the future and the reason for its slow adoption.

But make no mistake: Liquid cooling isn't optional for AI data centres the kind that Nvidia and the hyperscalers are building.

Asus offers both GPU servers that are air-cooled and liquid cooled. And nothing underscores the future of liquid cooling than two Asus GB300 GPU servers placed side-by-side in the photo at the top.

(Left) Air-cooled: 10U.  
(Right) Liquid-cooled: 4U

![](https://www.techstories.co/content/images/2025/05/1747749951659.jpg)

Of course, air-cooling is still needed, as seen in this Asus liquid-cooled GB200 NVL72 server.

### The plumbing for liquid cooling

A key component for direct-to-chip liquid cooling is the CDU, or Coolant Distribution Unit. Here, I spotted a 1.5MW CDU by Delta. Apparently, 2-3MW versions are in development.

This unit occupies the space of 2 racks but has 4 pumps (3+1 config) for redundancy. And oh, it has built-in PH sensors on both primary and secondary loops to ensure quality of water and PG25 respectively, are on par.

![](https://www.techstories.co/content/images/2025/05/1747749950582.jpg)

![](https://www.techstories.co/content/images/2025/05/1747749950878.jpg)

### Immersion cooling

Finally, there is immersion cooling, which sees entire servers completely immersed in dielectric liquid to keep them cool. I stopped by Submer, and saw their 28U tank capable of cooling 70kW of load.

I'll talk more about liquid cooling tomorrow, so stay tuned.

In the meantime, [here's](https://www.techstories.co/the-reason-for-liquid-coolings-slow-adoption/) what I wrote about liquid cooling's slow adoption.

![](https://www.techstories.co/content/images/2025/05/1747749950731.jpg)

![](https://www.techstories.co/content/images/2025/05/1747749951061.jpg)