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Schneider Electric Launches Motivair Liquid Cooling Factory In India
The new facility will produce advanced Motivair liquid cooling solutions to support high-density AI infrastructure and accelerate the growth of India’s data centers.
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Schneider Electric has distinguished itself from competitors by becoming the first global energy leader to localize high-density thermal management in India with its new Motivair liquid cooling factory in Bengaluru. While many providers rely on imported hardware, Schneider Electric’s third global production site—joining existing hubs in the U.S. and Italy—establishes a domestic manufacturing base specifically engineered to solve the heat challenges of next-generation AI processors. This strategic move ensures that India’s digital expansion is supported by specialized infrastructure that traditional air-cooling methods cannot match.
Bridging the AI Energy Gap with Liquid Cooling
The surge in artificial intelligence requires a fundamental shift in how data centers manage heat. Advanced AI chips generate thermal loads that exceed the capacity of standard air-cooling systems, creating an urgent need for "energy intelligence" to match computing power. By producing Motivair liquid cooling solutions locally, Schneider Electric provides the essential efficiency and performance required to scale high-density AI infrastructure. This facility directly addresses the growing demand for reliable, sustainable thermal management as India transitions from a consumer of digital services to a primary builder of global AI infrastructure.
Strengthening the Global AI Supply Chain
The Bengaluru plant integrates into a global network where Schneider Electric already supports the majority of the world’s hyperscale data centers and fastest supercomputers. By localizing production, the company enhances supply chain resilience and reduces lead times for domestic deployments while positioning India as a critical export hub. This facility allows India to meet both domestic and international demand for AI-ready data center components, leveraging Schneider Electric’s existing footprint where one-third of the world’s data centers already utilize the company’s power and digital management platforms.
A Milestone for International Innovation
This investment serves as a precursor to the ‘India–France Year of Innovation 2026,’ highlighting the collaborative effort between the two nations to advance technological self-reliance. The facility underscores a broader regional shift toward manufacturing depth and supply readiness. By establishing this local production line, Schneider Electric secures a competitive advantage in the race to provide the foundational cooling technology necessary for the next decade of hyperscale and supercomputing growth.
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