Category: Airedale

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Airedale, having been founded back in 1974. Peter Midgeley and Alan Duttine were two local air conditioning engineers, left waiting for a delayed flight at what was then Yeadon Airport, now Leeds Bradford Airport. As they talked, they both recognised the business opportunity presented by the increasing use…

Following DCW London 2024 in early March, Richard Burcher, Global Product Manager – Liquid Cooling, gives a quick round-up of the hot topics featured at the show. Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) Unsurprisingly, the technology creating the most buzz at Data Center World was generative AI, with many delegates looking at ways to capture the potential…

At Airedale, we recognise the indispensable role that air conditioning plays in today’s dynamic world. Moreover, we are fervent believers in the responsibility of air conditioning manufacturers to champion sustainability in an era where environmental preservation is paramount. With a primary emphasis on the data center market, where uninterrupted operations and energy efficiency are absolutely…

Richard Burcher, Liquid Cooling Global Product Manager, investigates the impact of High-Density Computing on cooling technology    High-Density Computing, involving advanced computer chips and next-generation GPUs, are forcing changes. All elements of the thermal management system in the data center are connected and need to be viewed as a system. Airedale by Modine can collect…

Richard Burcher, Liquid Cooling Global Product Manager, delves into the growing significance of sustainability and increased investments within the data center sector.    Sustainable infrastructure will likely be distributed moving forward. In the unique grid of the future, the industry could see microgrids deployed at scale. Speed to market remains one of Hyperscale’s number one…

Richard Burcher, Liquid Cooling Product Manager, discusses the implications of high-density computing on data center power demands and shares strategies to help alleviate pressure on supply chains.   High-density, AI-driven computing has a downstream effect, impacting power and power availability and how there is a need for more advanced, innovative cooling, driving towards sustainable infrastructure.  …

Acquisition adds hyperscale and colocation solution to Modine’s data center technology portfolio and brings highly complementary products and channels to the indoor air quality business RACINE, Wis., Feb. 26, 2024 – Modine (NYSE: MOD), a diversified global leader in innovative thermal management and ventilation solutions, announced today that it had entered into a definitive agreement…

Our calculations suggest a possible 14% increase in energy expenditure when comparing a like-for-like set up of cooling equipment inside a data center, where the only differential is the inclusion of internal filters on the fan walls. Paul Golding, Product Manager – CRAC CRAH Fanwall, ponders the question: why do some data center operators still…

Richard Burcher, Product Manager specialising in Liquid Cooling, explores how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to shape the data center industry throughout 2024.   Unsurprisingly, the most significant trend throughout 2023 and a driver for additional capacity and the continuation of the data center boom is Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Generative AI. AI, as a…

Airedale by ModineTM, the critical cooling specialists, today announced the completion of delivery of their largest ever bespoke free cooling chillers, each measuring a significant 22 metres long (73 feet), and housing 36 fans. The vast order, for an undisclosed data center operator, is believed to be one of the largest single, colocation orders taken…