News | July 31, 2025
Data Center Energy Efficiency: Which Metrics Matter Most?
Cooling systems drive a large share of data center energy use, making them one of the most critical areas to target for improving overall energy efficiency. As demands on data centers increase, cooling will be key to powering the next generation of data centers, further emphasizing the need to measure and manage its impact.
News | July 22, 2025
Colocation Cooling Strategies: From Air to Liquid and Everything in Between
Keeping colocation data centers cool isn’t just about temperature; it’s about trust. With multiple tenants relying on shared infrastructure to run critical operations, even minor fluctuations in cooling performance can ripple into major disruptions. As high-density data centers become the norm, the challenge grows, bringing greater heat loads, increased system complexity, and a shrinking margin for error.
News | June 18, 2025
Data Centers Scale on Flexible Cooling Strategies
Can you remember going on a road trip 15 years ago? Or how you got around your hometown? Chances are, you used a paper map. At the time, it was the only way to navigate unfamiliar areas. But as cities grew, routes developed, and technologies we couldn’t have imagined back then emerged, paper maps could no longer meet the need. Static maps couldn’t keep up with infrastructure expansion, let alone provide real-time traffic updates or recommend the best routes. And so, gradually, paper maps faded from our lives.
News | May 14, 2025 Aegis Wins “Data Centre Cooling Product of the Year” at the 2025 DCR Excellence Awards
London, May 14, 2025 — Aegis, a wholly owned subsidiary of AIRSYS, has been awarded the prestigious “Data Centre Cooling Product of the Year” at the 2025 Data Centre Review (DCR) Excellence Awards, in recognition of its groundbreaking product TurboPlate.
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News | April 8, 2025 PUW vs. WUE: Balancing Efficiency & Sustainability in Data Centers
Imagine a data center as an orchestra. Energy and water are two key instruments — one powering the performance, the other keeping it cool and in tune. When they play in harmony, the result is a masterpiece of efficient, sustainable operations. But if one overpowers the other, the whole performance suffers.
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