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Johnson Controls to buy Alloy Enterprises in data centre cooling push
The deal adds direct liquid cooling technology aimed at higher efficiency for high density AI workloads.
By Khamila Mulia
Editor APAC, The Tech Capital
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Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) has agreed to acquire Alloy Enterprises, a Boston-based developer of direct liquid cooling technology for high-performance data centres and other mission-critical industrial sites.
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