That’s a Wrap on Yotta 2026!
We came, we sponsored, we conquered.
Our team headed to Las Vegas for Yotta 2026, September 28–30, at Caesars Forum, bringing our EcoCore® RCD to the show floor and coming home with new connections, promising opportunities and plenty of conversations to continue.
At booth #614, attendees got an up-close look at our in-row cooling distribution and spoke with our team about liquid cooling for AI and performance computing. Interest went far beyond the specifications. Visitors wanted to discuss how the RCD could fit into their projects, with several asking how quickly we could deliver.
Bringing EcoCore® RCD to the Show Floor
A specification sheet gives you the numbers. Seeing equipment in person gives the conversation momentum.
The EcoCore® RCD provides up to 3.9 MW of heat rejection in a 1.2-square-meter footprint. Its liquid-to-liquid design includes adaptable flow and pressure ranges, built-in redundancy and thermal load balancing across linked units.
Those capabilities drew strong interest from attendees evaluating how to support larger thermal workloads within limited floor space. Having the RCD at the booth gave our team a practical starting point for discussing project requirements, deployment timelines and future capacity needs.
The conversations also revealed new opportunities with end users. We connected with teams exploring cooling options for their facilities and spent valuable face time with existing prospects, continuing discussions about their projects and how Nautilus can contribute.
Recognition That Started Conversations
Our designation as an Official NVIDIA AI Factory Infrastructure Partner attracted attention throughout the event. Attendees were impressed by the distinction and the more than 100+ tests Nautilus passed to deserve the achievement.
Alongside the RCD on display, that designation gave visitors another reason to stop, ask questions and get to know our technology. It opened broader conversations about the cooling performance and reliability needed to support AI infrastructure.
New Connections Across the Supply Chain
End users weren’t the only ones interested in our CDUs. We met numerous distributors and resellers interested in adding Nautilus technology to their portfolios, creating opportunities to bring our cooling solutions to more customers and markets.
We also connected with component suppliers across pumps, sensors, heat exchangers and other essential equipment. These conversations gave our team a chance to explore technologies and relationships that could support future product development and delivery.
That mix of operators, channel partners and suppliers made Yotta especially productive. In three days, we connected with people across the infrastructure ecosystem, each bringing a different perspective on what data centers need next.
Time Together, On and Off the Show Floor
Yotta also brought our geographically distributed team together. With colleagues normally working remotely across the country, being in the same place gave us time to collaborate in person and share the work of representing Nautilus.
And because cooling deserves a little fun, our booth featured a wildly popular YETI cooler giveaway!
Continuing the Conversation
Thank you to everyone who spent time with Nautilus at Yotta 2026. From first introductions to deeper conversations with familiar faces, you gave us plenty to build on after the show.
Have a project in mind? Contact the Nautilus team to discuss your cooling requirements, RCD availability and how EcoCore® can support your next deployment.
