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Güntner Group to spotlight new Data Center Solutions division at Datacloud Congress

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Güntner Group, a global leader in heat exchange technology and advanced cooling solutions, will use this year’s Datacloud Congress to spotlight its newly launched Güntner Data Center Solutions division.

As demand for AI infrastructure, cloud computing facilities and high-performance digital infrastructure continues to accelerate across Europe and globally, the need for reliable and energy-efficient data centre cooling systems has become increasingly important.

Güntner’s latest division has been established to address these growing requirements by bringing together decades of specialist expertise and proven technologies under a single offering.

The new Güntner Data Center Solutions division combines the experience, engineering expertise and technologies of both Güntner and JAEGGI. By integrating dry cooler, adiabatic cooling and hybrid cooling technologies into one dedicated division, the company aims to provide data centre operators with a comprehensive portfolio of cooling solutions designed to improve efficiency, sustainability and operational reliability.

With more than 35 years of cooling expertise and over 1,600 cooling units already supporting data centres worldwide, Güntner continues to strengthen its position within the rapidly expanding data centre cooling market. The company is supporting operators as they respond to increasing pressure for higher computing capacity, improved energy efficiency and reduced environmental impact.

As the rapid growth of AI workloads and hyperscale data centres places greater demands on cooling infrastructure, operators are seeking technologies capable of delivering consistent thermal management while helping reduce energy consumption and water usage. Güntner’s solutions are designed to help facilities maintain high levels of performance while supporting sustainability targets and long-term operational resilience.

The company believes the launch of the Güntner Data Center Solutions division comes at a critical time for the sector, particularly as European data centre operators continue investing heavily in scalable and future-ready infrastructure.

Yan Evans, Managing Director of Güntner Data Center Solutions, said: “Datacloud Congress is a great opportunity for us to showcase how Güntner Data Center Solutions is helping operators across the globe address the growing demand for cooling that delivers on performance, efficiency and sustainability. We’re looking forward to speaking with customers and partners in Cannes about the challenges they are facing and how we can support them best.”

Datacloud Congress will take place from 2-4 June at the Palais Des Festivals in Cannes, France, where the Güntner team will be exhibiting at Stand 11. The event is expected to bring together leading figures from across the global data centre, cloud and digital infrastructure sectors to discuss the latest developments, technologies and investment opportunities shaping the future of the industry.

Visitors attending the exhibition will have the opportunity to learn more about Güntner’s approach to data centre cooling, including solutions designed to support energy-efficient operations, sustainability strategies and the evolving requirements of AI-driven facilities.