Equipment category • Equipment category
Sensors, PLCs, supervisory software, and control logic coordinate flow, temperature, pressure, alarms, and redundancy.
Role in the thermal chain
AI cooling performance depends on control across server, rack, CDU, plant, and heat rejection. Useful systems expose clean telemetry and define safe behavior through startup, failover, and changing compute loads.
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An energy-management and automation group with an expanding chip-to-chiller portfolio for high-density and AI data centers.
A global critical-infrastructure supplier spanning thermal management, liquid cooling, power, controls, and prefabricated systems for data centers.
A building-technology and HVAC company supplying chillers, controls, air systems, and heat-rejection infrastructure for data centers.
A power and thermal-management manufacturer supplying cooling distribution, fans, power electronics, and integrated data-center systems.
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A liquid loop moves heat from processor-mounted cold plates to a CDU and then to facility heat rejection.
A facility combines liquid capture at high-heat components with air cooling for the rest of the rack.
Recovered server heat is upgraded or transferred for district heating, buildings, industrial processes, or other useful loads.
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Coordinate thermal equipment and expose operating data. AI cooling performance depends on control across server, rack, CDU, plant, and heat rejection. Useful systems expose clean telemetry and define safe behavior through startup, failover, and changing compute loads.
Cooling controls is commonly connected to Direct To Chip, Immersion, Hybrid Cooling, Heat Reuse.
Which points, protocols, and sampling rates are available to the operator? How are failover, loss of communication, and sudden compute transients handled? Can rack demand be coordinated with plant staging?