Integration

Coolcentric'sTM team of engineers can help you implement a "high heat-density" area over only a small fraction of your total data center space. Often the white space was originally designed to accommodate a lower power-per-unit area density than your current IT demands. The room may have never been designed to be a data center at all. Purpose built data center facilities are few and far between. Class A office space converted for data center use is by far the most prevalent type of environment in use today, and container-based data centers are gaining popularity.

With the advent of liquid cooling devices and the application of critical thinking to data center space design, there are excellent solutions available to solve modern high heat-density challenges. Coolcentric's engineers can work for you, your architects or consulting engineers to assure that your data center is built or re-built to accommodate the latest in high heat-density data center cooling technologies.