Liquid cooling systems can significantly impact data center design and infrastructure, as they require additional components like pumps, heat exchangers, and piping. This may lead to changes in floor layout, cabling, and power distribution. Additionally, liquid cooling systems may necessitate specialized maintenance procedures, leak detection systems, and containment strategies to mitigate the risk of coolant leakage. As a result, data center designers and operators must carefully consider the implications of liquid cooling on their facilities and operations.