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Daikin and Delta sign MoU

Daikin and Delta Electronics have signed an agreement to develop advanced cooling systems for AI and high-performance computing data centres in the ASEAN-Oceania region.

What does the Daikin-Delta partnership mean for HVAC work in data centres?

HVAC technicians and contractors may see new opportunities in data centre cooling installation and maintenance as AI infrastructure expands across Australia and the region.

Key takeaways

  • Daikin and Delta are partnering to create cooling systems specifically for AI data centres
  • The collaboration targets the ASEAN-Oceania region including Australia
  • Focus is on Coolant Distribution Units for high-performance computing facilities
  • Could signal growing demand for specialized HVAC skills in tech infrastructure
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