Old World Industries and Integrity Systems Partner on Data Center Coolant Monitoring
In a joint press release, Old World Industries and Integrity Systems announce a partnership focused on coolant monitoring for AI data centers. The companies will combine Thermal Charge heat transfer fluids with continuous monitoring, predictive analytics and diagnostics for cooling systems.
The monitoring platform collects sensor data, operating context, maintenance records and operator knowledge. It works alongside existing controls to identify changing coolant conditions and developing equipment problems between laboratory tests.
The partnership will also collect operating data about coolant performance in active data centers. Old World Industries plans to use these findings for product testing and development, while operators receive information to support maintenance decisions.
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