Hitema International to Showcase Innovative Cooling Solutions at Data Centre World 2025

Hitema International to Showcase Innovative Cooling Solutions at Data Centre World 2025

Hitema International has announced its participation in Data Centre World 2025, scheduled for March 12-13 at ExCeL London. Teaming up with DBK Consulting, a leader in customized data center cooling solutions, Hitema will exhibit at stand DC136.

Data Centre World is the largest global event for data center professionals, featuring the latest advancements in technology and sustainability. It offers a platform to engage with industry leaders and explore innovative solutions.

Hitema will introduce its cutting-edge TFVF.350 chiller at the event. This chiller excels with free cooling capabilities and boasts Danfoss Turbocor oil-free centrifugal compressors, known for efficiency and reliability. These compressors utilize magnetic bearings and variable-speed compression, delivering outstanding performance suitable for data centers.

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