Ferveret is a San Jose, California-based computer hardware manufacturing company founded in 2021, specializing in advanced liquid cooling solutions inspired by nuclear power plant cooling technology. The company designs and develops innovative cooling systems that dramatically reduce energy waste in data centers, achieving up to 96% savings in cooling costs, 68% reduction in capital costs, and a 40% decrease in carbon footprint while simultaneously increasing chip performance by 2X. Ferveret addresses the critical issue where approximately 40% of electricity in data centers is wasted on traditional cooling, eliminating this inefficiency through high-performance liquid cooling that enables higher density, better thermal management, and greater sustainability for energy-intensive applications such as cryptocurrency mining, AI/HPC data centers, and other high-compute workloads. The firm focuses on cutting-edge engineering to deliver reliable, scalable, and environmentally responsible cooling infrastructure. As of January 2, 2026, Ferveret is active with ongoing cooling system development, manufacturing, and deployment support for data centers and mining facilities.
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