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A 24/7 New York-region data center received two Smardt AD120 chillers after an accelerated replacement program.
Supplier reported8 of 9 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
Supplier reported9 of 9 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
Novva Data Centers replaced cooling controllers at its Colorado Springs facility with Siemens Desigo PXC controls while maintaining live operation.
Supplier reported9 of 9 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
An unnamed 160 MW high-performance-computing customer adopted a chillerless BAC HXV hybrid-cooler design.
Supplier reported8 of 9 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
NorthC operates a Grundfos MIXIT-controlled water loop for chip-level cooling at its High Tech Campus Eindhoven data center.
Supplier reported9 of 9 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
DataBank's ATL1 facility uses ColdLogik rear-door cooling for Georgia Tech high-performance computing loads in Atlanta.
Supplier reported9 of 9 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
Four Güntner V-shape VARIO dry coolers reject heat from a two-phase immersion data center in Zhangjiakou, China.
Supplier reported9 of 9 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
Armstrong supplied factory-integrated variable-primary chilled-water plant rooms for the second phase of Digital Realty's HKG10 data center.
Supplier reported9 of 9 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
Infosys uses multiple SWEP B649 heat exchangers to isolate cooling-tower water from the clean data-center cooling loop in Hyderabad.
Supplier reported9 of 9 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
The University of Cambridge uses ColdLogik rear-door heat exchangers in its West Cambridge Data Centre for high-density research computing.
Supplier reported9 of 9 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
NREL's Energy Systems Integration Facility uses Bell & Gossett pumps in a warm-water supercomputing loop that captures heat for building reuse.
Operating evidence9 of 9 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026