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Innventure, Inc. (NASDAQ: INV) is an industrial growth conglomerate that, according to its public communications, focuses on building companies with billion-dollar valuations by commercializing breakthrough technology solutions. The Innventure news feed on Stock Titan aggregates company announcements, operating company updates, capital markets activity, and governance developments drawn from sources such as GlobeNewswire and Business Wire.
Recent Innventure news has highlighted capital raising transactions, including registered direct offerings of common stock and private placements involving common shares and warrants. Filings and releases describe how these proceeds are expected to be used, such as redeeming convertible debentures, funding working capital, and potentially increasing Innventure’s equity position in Accelsius, its data center cooling subsidiary.
Investors following INV news will also see updates on Innventure’s operating companies. Releases describe Accelsius, founded by Innventure, securing strategic investments, closing a Series B funding round, and entering agreements to deploy its NeuCool liquid cooling technology across large AI data center campuses. Other Innventure communications reference progress at operating companies such as AeroFlexx and Refinity, including commercial milestones and pilot-scale developments.
The news stream further covers index inclusion and governance events, such as Innventure’s addition to the Russell 2000, Russell 3000, and Russell Microcap indexes, and the appointment of a Lead Independent Director with expanded board responsibilities. Regulatory and financing-related updates, including new convertible debenture agreements, amendments, and proxy proposals tied to share issuances, also appear in Innventure’s news.
By reviewing the INV news page regularly, readers can track how Innventure deploys capital, develops its family of technology-driven industrial businesses, and manages its corporate structure and shareholder approvals over time.
Innventure (NASDAQ: INV) has released its Q4 and full-year 2024 financial results, marking significant milestones in its growth as a technology commercialization platform. The company highlighted two major achievements: both Accelsius and AeroFlexx have begun generating revenue, with growth expected in 2025.
A key development was the launch of Refinity, Innventure's fourth operating company, established in mid-December 2024 in collaboration with The Dow Chemical Company. Refinity aims to commercialize cost-effective conversion of mixed plastic wastes to petrochemical feedstocks.
The company also completed its business combination and subsequent public listing in October 2024. CEO Bill Haskell expressed optimism about continuing momentum into 2025.
Accelsius has announced two major breakthroughs in thermal testing for AI computing cooling solutions. Their proprietary NeuCool two-phase, direct-to-chip technology successfully tested at 4,500W per GPU socket, setting an industry record for direct-to-chip liquid cooling capacity.
The company demonstrated its two-phase CDU's ability to cool a 250kW AI server rack while maintaining GPU temperatures below thermal limits, even with 40°C facility water. This performance enables 25% cooling energy savings and increased free cooling hours. The system maintained GPU junction temperatures below NVIDIA's 87°C thermal throttle limit under maximum load.
These achievements address critical cooling challenges for next-generation AI infrastructure and support sustainability goals through improved energy efficiency. The company will showcase these capabilities at Data Center World in Washington, DC, and present cold-plate research for vertical servers at the OCP EMEA Summit in Dublin.
Innventure (NASDAQ: INV), a differentiated technology commercialization platform, has scheduled the release of its fourth quarter and full year 2024 financial results before market open on Friday, April 11, 2025. The company's management will host a conference call at 11:00 am ET on the same day to discuss the results.
Interested parties can access the webcast through the company's investor relations website or join via teleconference by registering in advance. While registration remains open throughout the live call, early registration is recommended to ensure full participation.
Accelsius, a leader in two-phase, direct-to-chip liquid cooling technology, has installed its NeuCool™ Thermal Simulation Rack at Computacenter's HyperScale Integration Center in Hatfield, UK. This strategic placement aims to facilitate European partners and customers in viewing, testing, and deploying Accelsius' rack-level cooling solutions.
The partnership with Computacenter, which employs over 20,000 people, strengthens Accelsius' European expansion strategy. Computacenter's advanced automation and warehousing capabilities will streamline the integration and deployment of Accelsius solutions.
The demonstration rack at the Integration Center will allow IT leaders, integrators, and end-users to experience how NeuCool optimizes efficiency, reduces energy consumption, and protects critical IT assets, particularly focusing on supporting AI and high-density computing needs in 2025 and beyond.
Innventure (Nasdaq: INV) announces its participation in two major intellectual property conferences in California this April. The company will host events at the IP Leadership Executive Summit in San Jose (April 15-16) and speak at the LES-SVC's 21st Annual Chapter Conference in Mountain View (April 17).
As a platinum partner at the IP Leadership Summit, Innventure will conduct two sessions on April 15: a workshop titled 'Breaking Industry Boundaries: The Reimagined IP Commercialization Playbook' at 4:10 PM, and a roundtable discussion 'Maximizing Value: Where the Rubber (TIRE) Meets the Road' at 11:50 AM.
At the LES Silicon Valley Chapter Conference, themed 'The Silicon Valley Deal Machine,' Executive Chairman Mike Otworth will deliver a keynote speech on 'Breaking Free: Unleashing Innovation Beyond Corporate Walls' at 8:45 AM on April 17. Additionally, VP Gayle Anderson will participate in a panel discussion about scaling business models in innovation and commercialization at 11 AM.
Innventure (Nasdaq: INV), a differentiated technology commercialization platform, has announced its participation in the upcoming 37th Annual Roth Conference on March 17, 2025, in Newport Beach, California.
The company's leadership team, including CEO Bill Haskell and CIO Lucas Harper, will be present at the conference and available for investor meetings.
Accelsius has launched NeuGuard, a comprehensive support program for data center liquid cooling, specifically designed for AI and advanced computing systems. The program includes coverage of up to $100,000 per rack for internal damage, underwritten by CNA insurance.
The system features the NeuCool technology with multiple redundancies and hot-swappable components, including pumps, power supplies, control boards, and sensors. According to the 2024 Uptime Institute data center survey, 54% of respondents reported their most recent outage cost over $100,000, with 16% experiencing costs exceeding $1 million.
NeuGuard offers server-level warranties for leading OEMs globally and leverages a network of Authorized Service Partners (ASPs) for comprehensive lifecycle support. The system uses non-conductive, eco-friendly refrigerant and is designed for minimal intervention from certified HVAC technicians, with most maintenance operations performable by on-site staff.
Innventure (NASDAQ: INV) announced significant developments for its operating company, Accelsius, in the advanced liquid cooling technology sector. Key highlights include: a 3-year master purchasing agreement to white label their cooling solution with a leading global thermal management company, and the launch of a new 250Kw multi-rack cooling system.
Recent product tests demonstrated Accelsius' two-phase, direct-to-chip technology can cool 4500Ws per socket, doubling their previous test results. The company has established strategic partnerships with Telehouse, Texas Advanced Computing Center, iM Data Centers, and Nordik Data Centers.
Accelsius has expanded its workforce, approximately doubling it over the past year, including hiring five PhD specialists in heat transfer and chemical engineering. The company reports growing market adoption and a robust pipeline in both legacy and new data centers, with global expansion occurring ahead of schedule.
Accelsius, a leader in two-phase liquid cooling technology, announces its participation at Data Centre World London from March 12-13, where it will showcase its innovative cooling solutions. The company will present its NeuCool system at Booth DC715, featuring multiple server configurations and a tabletop demonstrator.
The company will introduce the industry's first multi-rack, two-phase, direct-to-chip liquid cooling CDU. The NeuCool platform has demonstrated capacity to handle 2,200 watts per socket, offering up to 50% energy savings compared to traditional air cooling. This announcement follows Accelsius' recent partnership with Telehouse, strengthening its European presence.
The event will include a technical session by CRO Dino Foderaro on the advantages of two-phase cooling over single-phase systems, and a co-sponsored networking event with Vertiv on March 12.
Accelsius and Nordik Data Centers announced a strategic partnership to construct a next-generation AI data center near Montreal, featuring a co-innovation lab. The facility, set to be operational in Q2 2025, will showcase Accelsius' two-phase, direct-to-chip cooling technology and allow customers to validate performance metrics in real-world conditions.
The facility will support advanced compute workloads and dense compute pods, offering comprehensive testing and benchmarking capabilities. Notable features include measurement of free cooling potential, Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE), and optimized heat rejection methods. The Montreal facility will operate on 100% renewable energy and incorporate advanced heat recovery systems.
Nordik Data Centers chose two-phase, direct-to-chip liquid cooling to protect high-value IT infrastructure, with individual racks exceeding $1 million in server costs. The technology eliminates water-based cooling system leak risks while delivering superior thermal performance.