Trane Technologies, Eaton team up on AI data center power-and-cooling reference design
Reuters2026/08/17 10:30- Trane Technologies entered a strategic collaboration with Eaton to integrate power distribution with thermal management for AI-focused data centers.
- Partners launched a unified reference design using medium-voltage architectures to speed deployment, simplify design, reduce installation costs up to 30%.
- Design targets energy-efficiency gains up to 15% while cutting copper use up to 80% versus conventional low-voltage approaches.
- Reference design aligns with NVIDIA DSX platforms, aiming to coordinate power, cooling, controls from grid to chip.
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