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Top 7 Most Innovative Data Center Cooling Companies from ABI Research’s Latest Study

Mar 27, 2025 7:49:10 AM / by Rithika Thomas posted in Hybrid Cloud & 5G Markets, Smart Buildings, Cloud, Data Centers

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Data centers are the backbone of our digital age, but increasing compute demands from Artificial Intelligence (AI) and high-density racks make cooling a critical challenge. For example, data centers are forecast to double their annual energy consumption by 2030. ABI Research’s latest study ranks the top data center cooling companies, identifying leaders in delivering the best cooling systems with innovative thermal management solutions. From liquid cooling to digital oversight, these firms have demonstrated superior heat mitigation capabilities for data center operators around the world.

 

Table 1: Comparing the Top Data Center Cooling Companies

Company Name

Score (out of 100)

Standout Features

Strengths

Best For (Who Would Be Interested?)

Vertiv

81.1

Liebert range with free cooling, Vertiv 360AI, digital twin BMS integration, CoolTera acquisition, circular economy strategy

Broad cooling portfolio (air + liquid), AI-ready with NVIDIA/Intel, ESG leadership, localized supply chain, strong onboarding, robust diagnostics and service

Hyperscalers and colocation providers seeking full-stack, AI-optimized, sustainable cooling and integrated monitoring

Johnson Controls

79.8

YORK chillers, Silent-Aire hyperscale cooling, OpenBlue software, Global DC Solutions org

Long HVAC legacy, integrated services from design to maintenance, emission reduction ahead of target, strong retrofit and flexibility offerings

Operators seeking mature, scalable solutions for multi-site operations with a focus on energy efficiency and lifecycle value

Schneider Electric

74.1

EcoStruxure + DCIM 3.0, Motivair acquisition, modular builds, NVIDIA + NTT partnerships

Cooling-agnostic and modular, liquid cooling for HPC, strong global footprint, software integration, strong edge and AI partnerships

Enterprises or edge facilities prioritizing flexible deployment, global support, and AI-readiness

Daikin

73.3

CRAH units, AHRI-standard chillers, Daikin on Site monitoring, L∞P circular economy program

Strong air cooling, real-time monitoring, reclaimed refrigerant leadership, U.S. manufacturing expansion

Data centers favoring standard-compliant air cooling with strong monitoring and circular economy capabilities

Trane

71.1

TRACE®, myPLV®, myCO2e™ software tools, LiquidStack immersion cooling, Autodesk partnership

High-efficiency HVAC, predictive software tools, circular service program, design-optimized solutions for engineers

Facility managers and engineers focused on simulation-led design, performance optimization, and circular maintenance

Danfoss

68.3

End-to-end cooling incl. direct-to-chip, Leanheat software, heat reuse, Net Zero Innovation Hub partnerships

Proven PUE improvements, long-standing liquid cooling R&D, strong in North America + EU, small footprint modular products, IBM/HPE/Siemens collaborations

Operators seeking liquid cooling innovations, heat reuse, and small-footprint efficiency

 

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The Dire Need for Green Data Centers

Sep 16, 2024 12:00:00 AM / by Rithika Thomas posted in Smart Buildings, AI & Machine Learning, Sustainability For Telco Markets

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Data centers are the backbone of modern business and consumer applications, hosting vast amounts of information in the cloud. Everything from Artificial Intelligence (AI) use cases to online gaming platforms rely on data centers for proper data storage and management. As the world becomes more digitally native, data centers will generate higher Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions and deplete more of Earth’s natural resources. This makes the need for green data centers all the more dire as governments race to meet global sustainability goals.

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12 Essential Features for Energy-Efficient Buildings

Mar 12, 2024 12:00:00 AM / by Rithika Thomas posted in Smart Buildings, Sustainability Software Markets, Smart Energy For Enterprises & Industries

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Making buildings more energy-efficient or even net zero is a vital aspect of creating a more sustainable world. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), 30% of global energy consumption comes from building operations. Therefore, minimizing the energy footprint of buildings is the logical first step in reducing emissions and addressing climate change. Making commercial and residential buildings energy efficient introduces the following benefits:

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