Jacob Wolfe, a seasoned professional with extensive experience in the data center industry, has been appointed as the Regional Manager for Data Center Sales & Business Development in the Americas region by Armstrong Fluid Technology. In his new role, Wolfe will be responsible for driving business development initiatives and implementing sales strategies to enhance Armstrong’s presence in the data center market.
Topics: Data Center
As Seen On: technicalreviewmiddleeast.com January 22, 2024
Packaged chiller plant rooms within data centres cut installation time by up to 95%. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
Kevin Laidler, sales director for Middle East and Africa at Armstrong Fluid Technology, writes forTechnical Review Middle East, explaining how innovations in the HVAC sector can help data centres.
Topics: Data Center, HVAC, HVAC System, In The Media, HVAC Installations
As Seen On: datacentremagazine.com - December 10, 2021
With the increasing scale of data centres and related cooling demand, innovative solutions are required to enhance infrastructure
With the growth of digital connectivity, including IoT and cloud-based systems, companies around the world have transformed the way they operate. It is estimated that by the end of 2021, half of all company workloads will run outside the enterprise itself, using cloud-computing and/or data centre infrastructure.
Topics: Data Center, In The Media, Datacentres, Infrastructure, cooling
As Seen On: esmagazine.com July 19, 2021
TORONTO — Armstrong Fluid Technology has announced that Simone Walzel has joined the company as global head, data centers.
An experienced industry professional with extensive knowledge of data center services and solutions, Walzel has invested more than 20 years in the mission critical industry. After launching her career with Honeywell, she has worked in progressively senior roles with Schneider Electric, Emerson Network Power, Stream Data Centers, and Vertiv.
Topics: Data Center, In The Media
As Seen On: techerati.com December 11, 2019
Topics: Data Center, Events, In The Media, Data Centre World Asia
As seen on modbs.co.uk : 03 September, 2015
Data centres use lots of energy, including energy to cool the IT equipment. Not only must the building-services system be efficient but they also need to meet the special requirements of data centres, as Dominic Cutts of Armstrong Fluid Technology explains.
In critical cooling applications for data centres and other IT intensive spaces, HVAC system design has a fundamental impact on operational effectiveness and commercial success of the facility. Increasing use of advanced IT technologies, such as blade servers and virtualisation, is escalating the overall energy demand of data centres by 5 to 10% a year, and data centres are thought to be responsible for 3% of the electrical energy consumption of the UK.
Topics: Armstrong Fluid Technology, Data Center, Uncategorized
