Post by The Chemours Company

As AI continues to advance, the conversation is expanding beyond chips and computing power to the infrastructure that makes innovation possible. At the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Chemistry Solutions Forum, Nathan Blom, Vice President and General Manager of Liquid Cooling at Chemours, joined leaders from industry and government to explore how American chemistry is helping drive manufacturing strength, supply chain resilience, industrial competitiveness, and the technologies shaping the future of data infrastructure. During a fireside chat, Nathan shared perspectives on one of the most important challenges facing AI growth: how to efficiently manage the heat generated by increasingly powerful computing systems. As demand for AI infrastructure accelerates, innovations in cooling and advanced materials are becoming critical enablers of performance, reliability, and resource efficiency. As policymakers, industry leaders, and innovators look toward the future of AI, conversations like these highlight the important role chemistry, advanced materials, and enabling technologies play in supporting next-generation infrastructure and American competitiveness. Learn more about liquid cooling: https://chem.rs/3R53NzN #AIInfrastructure #DataCenters #AI #Chemistry