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Cavitation Technologies Inc. (CVAT) announced its expansion into the bitcoin mining sector with its Cavitation Non-Thermal Plasma system designed for immersion cooling applications.
The Chatsworth, California-based company said its technology addresses operational challenges in bitcoin mining operations that use immersion cooling systems, including dielectric fluid degradation, volatile organic compound contamination, and hardware corrosion.
The system operates at 25 gallons per minute and can be scaled to higher flow rates. According to the company, the technology regenerates fluids in real time without chemicals and integrates directly into immersion cooling loops used by bitcoin mining operations.
"When people think about Bitcoin, AI, or data centers, they picture screens and servers. But the truth is, none of it runs without stable, clean liquid systems," said Neil Voloshin, CEO of Cavitation Technologies.
The company stated that its system breaks down contaminants to extend fluid life, provides surface decontamination to prevent corrosion, and enables on-site waste fluid treatment. The technology currently operates across multiple industries including water treatment, agriculture, and pharmaceuticals.
Cavitation Technologies said it is engaging with partners involved in cryptocurrency mining and data center buildout processes to begin pilot deployments. The company, founded in 2007, holds over 40 patents and manufactures fluid processing systems with capacities ranging from 10 to 500 gallons per minute.
The announcement comes as the company seeks to expand beyond traditional water treatment applications into industrial fluid systems supporting digital infrastructure.