Trinity Biotech’s Trinovium Subsidiary Signs Contract to Supply Red Team Investments with Advanced Liquid Cooling Solutions for AI Data Center Infrastructure
Rhea-AI Summary
Trinity Biotech (TRIB) announced that its Trinovium subsidiary has signed a contract with Red Team Investments (RTI) to supply advanced liquid cooling fluids and analytical systems for a U.S. commercial pilot in AI and high-performance computing modular data centers.
The agreement makes RTI a paid commercial pilot customer and establishes a framework to co-develop and deploy direct-to-chip liquid cooling for AI, HPC and modular data center applications. Trinovium expects to gain real-world operating data to validate and refine its cooling fluids and monitoring platform. The collaboration initially focuses on integration planning, product testing and pilot deployment, followed by analysis of performance data and potential broader commercialization.
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- RTI becomes a paid commercial pilot customer for Trinovium fluids and systems
- Contract creates a framework to develop and deploy direct-to-chip cooling for AI and HPC
- Collaboration provides real-world operating data to support product validation and refinement
- Target market for data center liquid cooling projected to grow from $4 billion in 2026 to $27 billion by 2033
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- None.
Key Figures
- Liquid cooling market projection
- $4 billion in 2026 to $27 billion by 2033
- Third-party industry research cited in the article
Previous AI Reports
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Trinovium partnered with Echelon to develop liquid cooling for AI infrastructure.
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Trinovium secured Silver Membership in the Open Compute Project.
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Trinity launched Trinovium for AI data-center liquid cooling solutions.
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Key Terms
direct-to-chip liquid cooling technical
electrochemical sensing technical
mass spectrometry technical
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- Trinovium to supply RTI with advanced fluids and analytical systems for deployment in a U.S. commercial pilot focused on AI and high-performance computing data center infrastructure
- Data center power densities are increasing rapidly as AI workloads expand, creating greater thermal-management demands and interest in advanced liquid cooling solutions
DUBLIN and WILSONVILLE, Ore., Sept. 09, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Trinity Biotech plc (Nasdaq: TRIB), a commercial-stage biotechnology company, today announced that its Trinovium subsidiary, a dedicated business unit focused on advanced liquid cooling solutions and fluid intelligence systems for next-generation AI data centers, has signed a contract with Red Team Investments (“RTI”), the Texas based owner of the X-MDC, an emerging modular data center technology.
The contract establishes a framework for Trinovium and RTI to develop and deploy direct-to-chip liquid cooling solutions for artificial intelligence (“AI”), high-performance computing (“HPC”) and modular data center applications. A key element of the collaboration is RTI’s commitment to become a commercial pilot customer for Trinovium’s cooling fluids and analytical systems, including paid product supply as part of the pilot deployment.
The agreement is expected to provide Trinovium with real-world operating data and customer feedback to support product validation, refinement and broader commercialization. The collaboration will combine RTI’s cooling-system expertise, modular data center capabilities and deployment experience with Trinovium’s expertise in fluid science, analytical technologies, high-specification manufacturing and quality systems. Trinovium and RTI expect to focus initially on integration planning, product testing, pilot deployment followed by the collection of operational performance data and evaluation of product improvements, scale-up requirements and potential broader commercial opportunities.
John Gillard, Chief Executive Officer of Trinity Biotech, commented: “Signing this contract now with RTI is an important step in moving Trinovium toward real-world commercial validation in this rapidly developing and innovating space. RTI’s cooling fluid experience and commitment to become a commercial pilot customer gives us a clear pathway to evaluate our cooling fluids and analytical systems in a U.S. data center environment, advancing the platform toward broader commercialization.”
Trevin Vaughn, Chief Executive Officer & Founder of RTI, commented:
“As we deploy modular data centres for AI and high-performance computing, thermal density and long-term coolant reliability have become defining operational constraints. This collaboration brings healthcare-grade fluid science and analytical rigor into real-world modular environments, allowing both teams to deliver the uptime, purity, and maintainability that high-density facilities require. This collaboration also gives both teams a direct channel to share operating knowledge and generate the performance data needed to improve cooling reliability in high-density environments. We look forward to working with Trinovium’s cooling fluids and analytical systems through the commercial pilot program.”
Advancing Direct-to-Chip Cooling for AI Infrastructure
Trinovium is entering a market where rapidly increasing AI-driven data center power densities are creating greater thermal-management demands and making coolant purity, stability and monitoring increasingly important to system reliability and uptime.
The data center liquid cooling market is developing rapidly and projected by third-party industry research to grow from approximately
Direct-to-chip liquid cooling is a thermal-management approach that brings coolant closer to high-performance processors and other heat-generating components. Under suitable operating conditions, the technology can help support higher compute densities, improve heat removal and reduce reliance on traditional air-cooling systems.
Building on Trinity Biotech’s expertise in healthcare-grade fluid manufacturing, Trinovium has developed an initial water-based direct-to-chip liquid cooling formulation focused on ultra-high-purity aqueous chemistry, corrosion protection and healthcare-level consistency and traceability.
Trinovium is also developing a fluid health and system intelligence platform drawing on Trinity Biotech’s analytical technology portfolio, including connected electrochemical sensing and mass spectrometry capabilities. The platform is being designed to monitor factors including corrosion and scaling, particulate contamination and microbial growth, with the goal of combining advanced cooling fluids with ongoing analytical monitoring to support cooling-system reliability and performance optimization.
Forward-Looking Statements
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About Trinity Biotech
Trinity Biotech plc (NASDAQ: TRIB) is a commercial-stage biotechnology company focused on human diagnostics and diabetes management solutions, including wearable biosensors. The Company develops, acquires, manufactures, and markets diagnostic systems for the point-of-care and clinical laboratory segments of the diagnostic market and has recently entered the wearable biosensor industry through the acquisition of biosensor assets from Waveform Technologies Inc. Through its Trinovium subsidiary, Trinity Biotech is extending its fluid manufacturing and analytical capabilities into advanced liquid cooling solutions for AI data center infrastructure. Trinity Biotech sells directly in the United States and through a network of international distributors and strategic partners in over 75 countries worldwide. For further information, please visit www.trinitybiotech.com.
About Red Team Investments:
Red Team Investments (RTI) is a Texas based technology company focused on the development and deployment modular data center solutions through its X-MDC technology, with a focus on high-density compute environments for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing. The company’s modular platforms are designed to support advanced liquid cooling architectures that address the thermal, reliability, and uptime challenges created by rising power densities. The company also operates a sovereign AI platform (Xydo) that delivers private, single-tenant compute and model orchestration for enterprises, designed to keep customer data and infrastructure under customer control. For further information, please visit www.redteaminvestments.com, energyx.io, and xydo.io.
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FAQ
What will Trinovium supply to Red Team Investments under this contract?
Trinovium will supply advanced cooling fluids and analytical systems designed for direct-to-chip liquid cooling in AI and high-performance computing modular data centers. These include its initial water-based cooling formulation focused on ultra-high-purity aqueous chemistry, corrosion protection and healthcare-level consistency and traceability.
What are the planned phases of the Trinovium–RTI collaboration?
The companies expect to begin with integration planning and product testing, followed by a commercial pilot deployment. After deployment, they plan to collect operational performance data and evaluate product improvements, scale-up requirements and potential broader commercial opportunities.
What additional technology is Trinovium developing beyond cooling fluids?
Trinovium is developing a fluid health and system intelligence platform that uses Trinity Biotech’s analytical technologies, including connected electrochemical sensing and mass spectrometry. The platform is being designed to monitor corrosion and scaling, particulate contamination and microbial growth, aiming to support cooling-system reliability and performance optimization.
How is the overall data center liquid cooling market characterized in the announcement?
The data center liquid cooling market is described as developing rapidly and is projected by third-party industry research to grow from approximately $4 billion in 2026 to $27 billion by 2033, driven by increasing AI-related power densities and thermal-management demands.