Liquid Cooling Academy opens registration
The Liquid Cooling Academy at lca.nextgenergy.ai is open for registration. The Level 1 technician course is free and offered in English and Chinese.
Toronto, 1 October 2026. NextGenergy has opened registration for the Liquid Cooling Academy (LCA) at lca.nextgenergy.ai, an online training programme for people who work, or want to work, on liquid-cooled data centre systems. The first course, Level 1 (L1) for technicians, is free and is offered in English and Chinese.
Participants study online and complete an assessment at the end of the course. Those who pass join NextGenergy's talent pool and are recommended first when NextGenergy and its partner companies look for people for liquid-cooling field work.
Any certificate issued by the Academy records the completion of a NextGenergy course. It is not a licence or a trade certification, and it does not on its own qualify anyone to carry out site work. Regulated work on site still requires the licences that apply in the jurisdiction concerned, held by the person or company doing the work.
Visitors to NextGenergy's booth A20 at GDCC Canada 2026, on 20–21 October at the International Centre in Mississauga, can register by scanning the QR code at the booth.
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