DataCool, a division of JohnsonMarCraft HVAC Products, has launched its new Alpine, Glacier, and Kodiak product lines, a next generation cooling platform engineered to meet the rapidly increasing thermal demands of AI, cloud, and high-density data centre environments.
As global data infrastructure expands at an unprecedented pace, operators are facing growing pressure to deploy cooling systems that are not only powerful, but also flexible, efficient, and quick to implement.
DataCool's latest product launch addresses these challenges with a highly configurable suite of solutions designed to scale across a wide range of applications, from edge deployments to hyperscale facilities.
DataCool vice president, Matt Polizzi, said the rise of AI and high-performance computing is fundamentally changing the way data centres are designed and operated.
“With Alpine, Glacier, and Kodiak, we've developed a platform that gives our customers the flexibility and performance they need to stay ahead of those demands without adding unnecessary complexity,” he said.
The newly launched systems support a broad operating range from 2,000 to 100,000 CFM and up to 300 tonnes of cooling capacity enabling customers to standardize on a single platform across multiple facility types and sizes.
Designed for both indoor and outdoor applications, the systems provide engineers and operators with the flexibility to meet site specific requirements while reducing design and deployment timelines.
Each system is engineered with a single-point 460/3 electrical connection, streamlining integration and supporting faster deployment.
With increasing rack densities and the continued growth of AI workloads, thermal management is becoming one of the most critical factors in data centre performance and uptime. DataCool's new platform is designed to help operators meet these evolving challenges with adaptable, future-ready solutions that prioritize both efficiency and reliability.
The Alpine, Glacier, and Kodiak systems are now available for specification and shipment.