ThermalWorks has announced the launch of its new fully-integrated Hot Aisle Containment (HAC) system — a next-generation, prefabricated modular solution engineered for the high-density, high-speed demands of AI-driven data centers. Our new HAC system combines integrated liquid cooling distribution with ultra-energy efficient air management, achieving faster deployment by reducing labor times as well as exceptional cooling performance for AI workloads.

A Hot Aisle Containment unit captures and isolates server exhaust heat, keeping data centers cooler and more efficient. At the heart of the ThermalWorks HAC is prefabricated modularity. Each unit is factory-built and customized to site specifications before shipment, arriving ready to install. This approach eliminates many of the inefficiencies of traditional containment builds, enabling faster commissioning, higher quality control and easier scalability across multiple facilities.

That modular precision translates directly into cost and labor efficiency. By minimizing on-site assembly and leveraging factory-trained installation crews, ThermalWorks customers can cut deployment times and labor requirements by as much as 50%, accelerating project timelines without sacrificing performance.

Built for the future of AI infrastructure, the HAC integrates liquid cooling distribution alongside conventional air cooling, providing flexibility as rack densities climb. This hybrid design ensures operators can meet current compute needs while remaining ready for the future of liquid-cooled hardware, without the added complexity of retrofitting or redesign.

Ultimately, the HAC gives operators a more adaptable, scalable way to keep pace without having to choose between speed, efficiency and sustainability.

ThermalWorks Hot Aisle Containment is available now as part of the company’s ultra-efficient waterless cooling system.

Learn more at thermalworks.com.

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About ThermalWorks

ThermalWorks is a leading provider of ultra-energy efficient, advanced waterless cooling systems for data centers and commercial buildings. Its chillers are built to handle high-density loads and high ambient temperatures while dramatically reducing energy usage and eliminating water consumption in cooling operations. Based in New York, ThermalWorks is an Endeavour company. For more information, visit www.thermalworks.com.