Accurate measurements are clearly a prerequisite, without them, control is blind.
That said, in many facilities the real limitation today is not sensor accuracy, but how measurement data is contextualised and acted upon across systems.
Temperature precision alone does not explain why heat is generated, which workloads drive it, or whether local cooling actions improve or degrade system-level efficiency.
Moving from measurement to optimisation ultimately requires integrating thermal data with workload behaviour, power flows and control logic, not just better sensors.
Accurate measurements are clearly a prerequisite, without them, control is blind. That said, in many facilities the real limitation today is not sensor accuracy, but how measurement data is contextualised and acted upon across systems. Temperature precision alone does not explain why heat is generated, which workloads drive it, or whether local cooling actions improve or degrade system-level efficiency. Moving from measurement to optimisation ultimately requires integrating thermal data with workload behaviour, power flows and control logic, not just better sensors.