Connect | Virginia // DCD Talks understanding mission critical water infrastructure with Alex Green and Nolan Foran | Watts Water Technologies

As AI and high-density computing continue to reshape data center design, the demands placed on mechanical and water infrastructure are changing just as quickly. Increasing thermal loads, the expansion of liquid cooling, changing material strategies and greater expectations for system visibility are challenging owners and engineers to rethink how water systems are designed, operated and scaled.

Join Alex Green and Nolan Foran to explore trends Watts is seeing across mission critical projects and the technologies emerging to address them. 

Topics will include thermal energy storage and resiliency; thermoplastic piping as an alternative to stainless steel in TechWater systems; evolving water quality and chemistry management, including EasyWater solutions; and fluid flow management as cooling loads become more dynamic.

The discussion will also cover leak detection, monitoring and smart connected solutions that give operators greater visibility into system performance. Finally, the session will explore how the Nexa water management platform can help connect these technologies and enable a more integrated, proactive approach to water infrastructure.