Spanish tech firm Submer to set up a manufacturing hub in India for its liquid cooling systems, targeting the AI & data center boom. Plans to create 5,000+ jobs.
In a significant endorsement of India’s digital economy Submer a Barcelona-based leader in advanced liquid cooling technologies, has announced plans to establish a major manufacturing and operational hub in the country. This strategic move is aimed at supporting the explosive growth of data centers and artificial intelligence (AI) across Asia.
The company specializes in high-efficiency, sustainable immersion cooling solutions for data centers, a critical technology for power-hungry applications like AI and high-performance computing. By choosing India as its hub, Submer is positioning itself at the heart of one of the world’s fastest-growing digital markets.
Building a Sustainable Data Center Ecosystem
“India represents the future of data centers and AI development. We see it as the fastest-growing market globally which is why we have chosen to establish a presence here,” said Dev Tyagi, President of Submer India.
The company’s plan is multi-pronged:
- Manufacturing Plant: Submer will set up a manufacturing facility in India to produce its immersion cooling systems, serving not only the domestic market but also exporting to other Asian countries.
- Technology Integration: It aims to partner with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and Original Design Manufacturers (ODMs) to integrate its cooling technology directly into computing infrastructure.
Focus on Jobs, Skills, and R&D
A core part of Submer’s India strategy is a strong commitment to local skill development. The company plans to introduce specialized training programs to create over 5,000 jobs in the mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) sectors over the coming years. Collaborations with skill development agencies and state governments are already underway, with training expected to begin within 6-12 months.
Looking beyond manufacturing, Submer intends to strengthen its Research and Development (R&D) and software engineering teams in India. The company is also in talks with the Indian government regarding collaboration on semiconductor development, indicating a deep, long-term commitment to the country’s tech ecosystem.
Mr. Tyagi concluded with a bold vision, stating, “We believe India will become our largest market, making it the ideal location for expanding our operations across Asia.” This investment highlights the increasing global recognition of India not just as a consumption market, but as a strategic base for innovation and manufacturing for the world.