Modine data leak reveals Google and Amazon cooling demand

Hunterbrook Media reports that Modine’s leaked internal database appears to identify Google as the unnamed customer behind its $4 billion data-center cooling agreement and shows substantial additional demand from Amazon Web Services and other hyperscalers.

• The article is an investigative report based on a leaked GitHub repository, not a first-time company announcement; it analyzes Modine’s internal planning records, customer demand, pricing, build plans, and supply-chain constraints.
• Key disclosed figures include $4.2144 billion for Google’s gCUB4.3 project, $12.38 billion in estimated AWS demand, and nearly $23 billion in modeled total demand; the piece also cites a $165 million upfront customer payment, a $100 million North American capacity expansion, and a $184 million acquisition of Scott Springfield Manufacturing.
• The report says Modine is ramping 2-megawatt and 3-megawatt chillers, facing supplier bottlenecks and engineering shortages, and testing a 1 MW NVIDIA Certification coolant distribution unit for liquid cooling applications.