Data center growth shows no signs of slowing. Powered by our insatiable desire for more, better, and faster, the data center industry is now valued at 416 billion dollars globally. Some are downright massive in size.
It’s a gold rush for companies building physical infrastructure. And all these data centers? They have one thing in common—they need to be cooled down. Even servers that are 95% efficient can put off 0.75 kilowatts of heat per rack, upping the ambient temperature.
And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
Switches, routers, power equipment, lighting systems—even cooling systems—all generate heat. This is where companies such as Air2O come in.
Air2O designs and manufactures custom thermal management systems for mission-critical industries such as data centers, semiconductor manufacturing facilities, and lithium-ion battery plants. These aren’t your typical air conditioners. They’re custom-built to precise specifications.
They’re energy-efficient and cost-effective, saving facility managers up to 70% on energy consumption. They’re engineered using performance-predicting software that considers every heat-producing device and person the units have to compensate for. And they’re sophisticated, with thousands of components underlying economizer, evaporative cooling, immersion, chilled water, and dx technologies.
Air2O’s EcoFlow custom design units can produce a PUE, or power usage effectiveness rating, of just 1.05. Its standard CRAH units, designed for hyperscale data centers, maximize cooling output while minimizing energy use. And its CRAC units balance high performance with low environmental impact.
Basically, it’s a smarter, less expensive way to cool data centers with sustainability and energy efficiency in mind.
For more about Air2O, visit them at air2o.com.