Danfoss will exhibit its broad portfolio of technologies that increase data center uptime and reliability at SuperComputing 2025, November 18-20, in St. Louis, Missouri. At booth 2237, Danfoss will showcase its high-performance HVAC components, fluid conveyance products for liquid cooling systems, variable frequency drives, and other power distribution solutions under the theme, “You run the data. We keep it cool.”
Data centers are under pressure to increase their energy efficiency, all while uptime and scalability grow ever more critical. Danfoss is uniquely positioned to offer white space and gray space solutions that help its customers achieve more energy-efficient, reliable, and sustainable operations. The company offers technologies for facility and server cooling, power distribution, and heat reuse and recovery.
Key products on display will include:
- Liquid cooling solutions, including couplings, hoses, and valve trains. Danfoss Hansen® FD83 Quick Disconnect Couplings offer reliable, leak-free operation and simple maintenance, while Boston by Danfoss Royal
EHW194 EPDM Hose provides superior flexibility and kink resistance to simplify installation and maintenance. CoolTrain, a smart valve train offering plug-and-play connection between coolant piping and server racks, optimizes liquid cooling solution flow for maximum energy efficiency while minimizing the risk of leaks - HVAC solutions such as the Danfoss Turbocor® TGS380 Compressor, which delivers superior performance and low sound levels in a compact footprint. It features zero performance degradation over the life of the compressor and unmatched energy efficiency at full and partial loads.
- Motor control and power conversion solutions, including variable frequency drives, harmonic mitigation, and system modules. Danfoss VFDs ensure optimal performance, increased uptime, and exceptional efficiency for low-PUE data centers. Low- and ultra-low-harmonic solutions, along with the Danfoss Advanced Active Filter AAF 007, reliably manage harmonics in critical environments. iC7 Liquid-cooled System Modules provide efficient energy conversion for power distribution, battery energy storage, and fuel cells.
Danfoss representatives will be on hand to discuss the company’s participation in broader data center initiatives, such as the Net Zero Innovation Hub For Data Centers. Danfoss is a founding member of the Innovation Hub, which brings together key stakeholders in the European data center industry — including Google and Microsoft — to find concrete solutions that accelerate the green transition.
“Danfoss technologies are trusted by the world’s leading cloud service providers and chip manufacturers with products installed in facilities around the world. Through our deep application expertise and customer engagement, we’re delivering solutions that set new standards while reducing time to market and total cost of ownership,” said Peter Bleday, Vice President, Specialty Business Unit and Data Center, Danfoss Power Solutions. “We look forward to welcoming visitors to our booth to discuss how we can help them achieve smarter, more reliable, and more sustainable data center operations.”
For more information, visit Danfoss at SuperComputing in booth 2237 or online: Danfoss solutions for data centers.
About Danfoss A/S:
Danfoss engineers solutions that increase machine productivity, lower energy consumption, enable electrification, and reduce emissions.
Our solutions are used in areas such as refrigeration, air conditioning, heating, power conversion, motor control, industrial machinery, automotive, marine, and off- and on-highway equipment. We also provide solutions for renewable energy, such as solar and wind power, Power-to-X, heat recovery, as well as contribute to district energy solutions for cities.
Our innovative engineering dates back to 1933. Danfoss is family-owned and employs over 39,000 people. We create long-term value for our customers in more than 100 countries with a global footprint of around 100 factories.
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