Heat exchange technology business, Güntner Group has launched a dedicated data centre solutions division.
Güntner Data Center Solutions brings together its own and JAEGGI’s cooling technologies under Yan Evans as managing director.
Between them, the two companies’ teams bring more than 30 years of thermal engineering expertise into a single division, integrating product portfolios across dry coolers, adiabatic and hybrid cooling solutions for data centres.
Güntner and JAEGGI technologies are already deployed in data centres across Europe, North America, South America and Asia. More than 1,600 units are in use globally, accounting for over 4.5 gigawatts of cooling capacity.
The launch comes as data centre operators face pressure to scale capacity for AI, cloud and digital services while managing energy efficiency, water consumption and long-term sustainability requirements.
The global data centre market is expected to double in size to $600bn-$700bn by 2030, driven by demand for digital infrastructure and high-performance computing.
The new division will provide tailored cooling solutions based on infrastructure, operating conditions and project needs, alongside end-to-end project management and service support.
Yan Evans, managing director of Güntner Data Center Solutions, said: “We’ve launched this dedicated division to better support one of the world’s fastest growing and most critical infrastructure sectors, a sector where we already have a strong and established presence.
“As data center operators face increasingly complex demands around performance, efficiency and sustainability, they need more than a standardised approach to cooling. They need a partner that can support them from initial design through to delivery and beyond. We work closely with consultants and operators to define the right solution at the outset, and we have the project management, manufacturing capacity and technical teams to deliver it successfully anywhere in the world.”
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