Events

8 December 2026
Austin Convention Center, Austin, Texas

Hyperscale Data Center Thermal & Cooling Summit

Hyperscale Data Center Thermal & Cooling Summit

The explosive rise of AI training workloads and multi-GPU server architectures has pushed rack power densities past 100kW per cabinet. The Hyperscale Data Center Thermal & Cooling Summit convenes hyperscalers, colocation operators, and MEP engineering consultants to discuss the thermodynamic limits of air cooling and the transition to hybrid liquid cooling.

eShocan Keynote & Technical Clinic

eShocan's mission-critical CFD practice will present empirical findings from our recent 40MW hyperscale facility optimization programs:

Predictive CFD vs Real-World Sensor Telemetry: How 3D conjugate heat transfer (CHT) modeling accurately predicts localized recirculation hot spots and air bypasses through floor grommets.

Direct-to-Chip (D2C) & Immersion Cooling Transients: Simulating 90-second emergency chiller trips to verify GPU junction temperatures remain safely within operational limits during UPS ride-through.

PUE Reduction Strategies: Concrete engineering interventions that successfully brought facility PUE down from 1.32 to 1.14 across multi-tenant data halls.

Target Audience

Mission-Critical Facility Directors, Data Center MEP Engineers, Infrastructure Architects, and Sustainability Officers navigating thermal transitions in AI-dense computing facilities.

Location & Registration

Austin Convention Center, Austin, Texas. Morning keynotes commence at 10:00 CST followed by technical breakout workshops in the afternoon. Contact our mission-critical group to schedule an onsite meeting with our simulation team.

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