Johnson Controls to acquire Alloy Enterprises
Johnson Controls is set to acquire Alloy Enterprises, a Boston-based company specializing in liquid cooling technology for data centers and industrial facilities, to enhance heat removal efficiency.
MAIN POINTS
- Johnson Controls will acquire Alloy Enterprises, a liquid cooling technology developer.
- Alloy Enterprises was founded in 2020 and is based in Boston, USA.
- The acquisition focuses on improving heat removal in data centers and industrial facilities.
- Alloy Enterprises specializes in direct liquid cooling components.
TAKEAWAYS
- The acquisition will enhance Johnson Controls' smart building technology offerings.
- Alloy Enterprises' technology aims to reduce pressure drop in cooling systems.
- This move aligns with Johnson Controls' strategy to innovate in data center management.
- The partnership highlights the growing importance of efficient cooling solutions in tech infrastructure.