Cooling design is no longer just an efficiency exercise; it’s an exercise in resilience

With Motivair liquid cooling solutions for AI factories managing pressure drop, ΔT, and flow rate, silicon like Nvidia or AMD isn’t just functional – it’s unleashed

Three mistakes that can sabotage your liquid cooling infrastructure

Deploying liquid cooling doesn't just deliver a more efficient facility – done right, it can provide the agility required to support the next wave of AI demands

From water to emerging technologies

How data center leaders can ensure their infrastructure is prepared for the demands of AI-driven workloads by reframing liquid cooling as a strategic investment, rather than simply an upfront investment

The next generation of data centers will be defined by how well they support the workloads of tomorrow – starting today

Musings following a thought-provoking debate at DCD>Connect London 2025

AI has redrawn the thermal and electrical map of data center infrastructure. But when liquid and power mix, safety is not assured; it’s engineered

Retrofitting liquid cooling isn’t a compromise; it’s an opportunity to maximize the value of existing facilities while preparing for the AI-driven future

In an industry where sustainability and performance are often framed as trade-offs, Data4 is making the case that they can – and must – go hand in hand

Immersion cooling on the horizon

Cooling isn’t just about lowering temperatures. It’s about keeping businesses running smarter, longer, and more sustainably

Bringing liquid to the enterprise data center

A lot of water will be needed to cool data centers, but where is it going to come from?

High-density heat is the new bottleneck. Which liquid cooling and heat rejection strategies are best equipped to handle it?

There's plenty to think about for the AI future

Next-generation GPUs, soaring rack power densities, and the race to scale generative AI are forcing a top-to-bottom rethink of data center design

The importance of liquid cooling - both direct-to-chip and immersion

By designing for adaptability, investing in real-time visibility, and integrating cooling into the broader infrastructure stack, operators can address the key challenges

Controlling water usage remains one of the biggest questions for data centers

How to successfully implement liquid cooling to manage heat in high-density computing environments

A cool use case for ultra-violet light

Cooling holds the key to sustaining the escalating demands of data center