The race to build AI data centres is colliding with a hard limit: there isn't enough power to go around.

Air Products has inked an agreement with PG Cold Energy 1 Sdn. Bhd. (PGCE1), a joint venture led by PETRONAS Gas Berhad.

LG Electronics USA has signed a major, long term supply agreement with AIR Control Concepts (AIR).

Trane Technologies has expanded its data centre thermal management system portfolio with two new 250-megawatt (MW) high-density AI factory reference designs.

Hudson Technologies has signed a joint development agreement with Icorium company for the commercialisation of Icorium’s patented extractive distillation technology.

Blackmer has launched a behind-the-rotor seal for its Blackmer G Series Internal Gear Pumps.

Midea has introduced VitaBreeze, its newest air conditioning system at IFA 2026.

Hot, stuffy factory floors can make work uncomfortable, reduce productivity, and drive up energy bills.

LONGWELL (Ningbo Longwell Electric Technology Co., Ltd.), a global EC fan and motor manufacturer founded in 1990, has released its AI-Era Data Centre Cooling Pack.

EcoChillers has strengthened Gradian's position as one of the only end-to-end providers of thermal management solutions in the industry.

Panasonic Eco Systems North America has announced the expansion of its WhisperFresh product line.

Trane Technologies and Eaton have formed a strategic collaboration integrating advanced thermal management and electrical system architectures to help accelerate AI-factory deployment.

Carrier Transicold has donated two NaturaLINE container refrigeration units to Technische Universität Berlin (TU Berlin) to support commercial-scale research.

Nautilus Data Technologies has announced that its EcoCore Facility Cooling Distribution Unit (FCD) has been recognised as NVIDIA-Validated AI Factory Infrastructure.

DDC Solutions has opened an AI Cooling Showcase allowing customers to get a first-hand look at a complete, integrated cooling architecture operating under live, high-density GPU workloads.

New data centres in Australia will be required to deliver "at least as much energy" into the grid as they take out under rules being introduced as part of the government’s AI-driven data centre plan.