Items Tagged with 'Data Centers and HVACR'

By connecting data center waste heat to district heating networks, operators and cities can transform an environmental challenge into a community resource.

LG’s thermal and power solutions support AI data centers with advanced air cooling, liquid cooling, immersion cooling, intelligent energy management and high-efficiency power infrastructure.

As Northern Virginia’s data center boom strains power, water, and infrastructure, industry leaders are turning to district energy to transform waste heat into a scalable, low-carbon resource.

Data centers are quickly becoming one of the HVACR industry’s biggest growth opportunities, but contractors entering the market face far different expectations than traditional commercial work. From precision cooling and nonstop operation to evolving liquid cooling technologies and high-stakes service agreements, success requires technical depth, strong partnerships, and a long-term strategy. 

The new Airsys Cooling Technologies headquarters will serve as the company’s global hub for high-efficiency, zero-water cooling technologies that support the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and edge infrastructure.

The BAC Expo highlights BAC’s heat-rejection technologies for HVAC applications and its liquid cooling solutions for data centers, allowing engineers, contractors, and owners to see the equipment in real-world configurations.

AI-driven data center growth is reshaping cooling strategies, driving adoption of lower-GWP refrigerants as manufacturers develop solutions that balance efficiency, sustainability, and reliability. 

Data centers and the cannabis industry may have some interesting similarities, but contractors shouldn’t write off data centers as a niche market. 

At the MCAA convention, industry leaders unpacked four trends reshaping commercial mechanical contracting — from megaprojects to workforce challenges — and what they mean for the industry’s future.