Data Center Cooling Solutions

Scaling the Digital Backbone Without Breaking It

Data centers are the digital bloodstream of modern life, powering the apps we use, the services we rely on, and the infrastructure driving AI, commerce, healthcare, finance, education, and national security. However, as global data demand is projected to more than triple by 2030, operators face unprecedented pressures:

• Space Limitations
  Both external and internal spaces within facilities are becoming increasingly constrained. Without new solutions, the industry will face a reality where there simply isn’t enough space to support growing data processing demands.
• Soaring Energy Costs
  Cooling already accounts for 30–50% of a data center’s energy use. As compute workloads skyrocket, energy bills follow, potentially undermining the financial viability of data operations.
• Water Scarcity
  Liquid cooling is emerging for high-density environments, but in the U.S., data centers are already among the top 10 industrial water consumers, raising serious concerns about water availability.
• Environmental Impact
  Data centers’ massive energy consumption, water usage, greenhouse gas emissions, and hardware turnover place sustainability efforts under increasing scrutiny, potentially compromising the well-being of communities, ecosystems, and future generations.
• Workforce Shortages
  The supply of qualified talent isn’t keeping up with the data center growth. These gaps, especially in mission-critical areas like cooling, can delay new builds, extend training times, and interrupt maintenance schedules.