Trends driven by AI and data centers
Faster among key players of global thermal management market
An evolving scenario
Thermal management technologies-covering heat dissipation, cooling, and temperature control-are essential to ensure efficiency, reliability, and performance in high-power systems. They are used across industries, including manufacturing, consumer electronics, telecommunications, automotive, medical devices, renewable energy, and data centers, where thermal control is critical to support increasingly demanding workloads. Artificial intelligence is accelerating this trend, especially in data centers. According to Research and Markets (BCC Research), the global market is expected to grow from $19.8 billions in 2025 to approximately $30 billions by 2030, representing a CAGR of 8.6%.
Faster for Thermal Management
Within this scenario, Faster stands out as a global leader in the design and manufacturing of hydraulic and electrical connection systems and has recently launched a new product range for thermal management applications. Founded in Italy in 1951, the company has operations in the United States, Brazil, China, and India, serving customers worldwide. Since 2018, it has been part of Helios (NYSE: HLIO), which reported €839 million in revenue in 2025, with 4% growth (6% pro forma) and a market capitalization of around €2 billion.
With 75 years of experience, Faster has built strong expertise in fluid handling and high-performance connection systems. This foundation supports its expansion into thermal management, addressing the growing need to handle higher power densities.
The company’s portfolio includes UQD and UQDB systems compliant with OCP standards, as well as LQC solutions for next-generation data centers. Faster works closely with customers through co-design, developing tailored solutions that meet specific performance requirements. Its global footprint-across the United States, India, and Italy-combined with strong manufacturing capabilities, enables Faster to deliver speed, flexibility, and operational continuity. This integrated approach allows the company to support customers throughout the product lifecycle and scale alongside their needs.
A new vision for liquid cooling
“Data centers continue to be a key growth driver,” said Matteo Arduini, CEO of Faster. “The expansion of AI, cloud, and high-performance computing is generating unprecedented levels of heat, accelerating the shift toward more advanced technologies such as liquid cooling. Thermal management is becoming a critical enabler of digital infrastructure.” According to Grand View Research, the data center cooling market-already valued at over $26 billion in 2025-is projected to exceed $120 billion by 2033, with annual growth above 20%.
“For Faster, this marks an important milestone,” Matteo Arduini added. “Our new product range strengthens our role as a technology partner. Our goal is to deliver reliable, high-performance solutions and create tangible value for our customers.”