Direct-to-chip liquid cooling is a technique that keeps powerful servers cool by bringing a liquid right to the hottest parts—like the processors—inside each server. Instead of relying on fans and air to move heat away, this system uses metal plates called cold plates that are attached directly to the chips. The liquid flows through these plates, quickly absorbing and carrying away heat before it can build up. This targeted approach is much more efficient than traditional air cooling, allowing data centers to run faster, handle more computing power in less space, and use less energy—all while keeping equipment safe and reliable