Ecolab Launches New Solution to Revolutionize Data Center Performance Amidst AI Boom
New cooling management technology can unlock growth for global high-tech companies by addressing water and performance demands
As data centers expand to support the acceleration of AI technology, so does their need for reliable water and power to cool high performance computing systems. By 2030, AI-driven growth could demand as much power as
“There are unprecedented opportunities associated with leveraging AI to reduce, reuse and repurpose water throughout your business operations,” said Josh Magnuson, executive vice president and general manager, Global Water Solutions Group. “For more than a century, across 40 industries, Ecolab has leveraged innovation to deliver positive performance for our customers the right way, and we are excited about how this will help data centers do more with less.”
The new technology was developed with critical feedback from data center operators and IT equipment manufacturers to meet the unique demands of data centers. Ecolab’s full portfolio of cooling management solutions now equips operators to optimize performance at every stage from cooling towers to direct-to-chip infrastructure. This integrated system supports water and energy savings and enables better performance.
“Ecolab’s robust portfolio of cooling management solutions demonstrates that AI can be key to solving some of the very challenges that it creates,” said Magnuson. “As the world continues to navigate the expansion of AI and data centers, we will remain focused on demonstrating for our customers how delivering business growth and resource conservation go hand in hand.”
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1 Bloomberg Law, “AI Computing on Pace to Consume More Energy Than India, Arm Says,” April 2024. https://news.bloomberglaw.com/artificial-intelligence/ai-computing-on-pace-to-consume-more-energy-than-india-arm-says.↵
2 Ecolab analysis of data from Lei, N., & Masanet, E. (2022) and Goldman Sachs (2024).
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