NN, Inc. announces new awards tied to its NVIDIA data center liquid-cooled products business

NN, Inc. said it has been awarded new business tied to its NVIDIA data center liquid-cooled products. In a June 29 announcement carried by Yahoo Finance, the company described the wins as “significant,” without detailing how many customer contracts were involved or the overall revenue impact in the text available for this review.

NN, which engineers and manufactures high-precision components and assemblies, framed the awards as part of its broader effort in the data center market. The company’s statement specifically linked the new awards to its NVIDIA data center liquid cooled products business, a category that typically refers to hardware that supports liquid cooling for high-density computing systems where air alone can be insufficient.

The announcement was dated June 29, 2026 and issued from Charlotte, North Carolina. It identifies NN as “NN” or “the Company” and lists its stock ticker as NASDAQ: NNBR, indicating the awards were communicated as corporate news rather than as a customer-specific disclosure by NVIDIA.

While the release emphasizes the importance of the NVIDIA-connected line, it did not provide, in the available text, additional specifics such as whether the awards represent new customer adoption, expansion within existing accounts, the length of the underlying purchase commitments, or the start dates for deliveries.

From an industry perspective, liquid cooling has become a practical complement to traditional airflow as data centers scale training and inference workloads. In that environment, suppliers that provide precision parts and assemblies designed for liquid-cooled architectures can benefit when data center operators move beyond prototype deployments toward broader rollouts.

The news also underlines how ecosystem partnerships can shape demand for smaller specialized manufacturers. Even when a flagship chip vendor like NVIDIA drives platform upgrades, the supply chain for data center cooling and thermal management often depends on component makers that integrate into vendor and system designs.

Still, investors and customers will likely look for clearer disclosure on the awards’ scope. At this stage, the available announcement language does not specify dollar values, the expected cadence of shipments, or whether the awards are concentrated in particular geographies or customer segments.