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AIRSYS USA
Global leader in designing and manufacturing advanced cooling solutions for data centers, ICT, and school environments.
About AIRSYS USA
Airsys designs and manufactures advanced cooling solutions that support mission-critical ICT infrastructure and promote healthier, more efficient environments in K–12 schools. With over 30 years of global experience and our international headquarters based in the U.S., we deliver engineered performance and proven reliability across a range of industries — from edge and hyperscale data centers to telecom sites and school districts. Our systems are built for energy efficiency, uptime, and sustainability. True to our mission to Balance the Environment, we combine innovation with environmental responsibility to help organizations meet performance goals while minimizing long-term impact. Industries Served: Data Centers | Telecommunication | Education
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Presence & Recognition
AIRSYS USA celebrated its global HQ in Woodruff, South Carolina, and dedicated workers across advanced manufacturing, engineering, and infrastructure during Labor Day 2026.
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Presence & Recognition
AIRSYS USA featured Sean Corcoran from PLC Talks discussing the transformation of thermal management due to AI workloads and increasing rack densities.
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Presence & Recognition
AIRSYS USA hosted Dr. Dereje Agonafer and the research team from The University of Texas at Arlington at the new 60-acre global headquarters in Woodruff, SC and the Aegis facility in Anderson, SC.
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Presence & Recognition
AIRSYS USA will be focused in Austin, Texas on Sept. 2-3, 2026, to discuss liquid cooling strategies built for high-density AI deployments.
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Products & Services
AIRSYS USA delivers next-generation CDU technologies like the FluidCool-X series closer to operators building the infrastructure that powers them.
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Presence & Recognition
AIRSYS USA reported that Racing Bulls changed four tires at the Hungarian GP, setting a new F1 record.
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Presence & Recognition
AIRSYS USA hosted Dr. Dereje A., Dr. Sai Abhideep Pundla, Ph.D., and Dr. Sandeep James, Ph.D. from The University of Texas at Arlington at its facilities in Anderson and Woodruff, South Carolina.
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