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Data Centers & Liquid Cooling
Data centers have become one of the most demanding cooling applications in industry. As AI and high-performance computing push rack densities up, air alone can no longer remove the heat, and liquid cooling moves into the white space. Pumps, valves, quick connectors, heat exchangers, flow meters and water treatment determine how reliably coolant reaches every chip, rack and cooling tower.
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Eric Heilveil
Siemens Industry, Inc.
Eric Heilveil is a 30-year plus veteran in the process instrumentation marketplace. He started out his career working for Emerson Electric and…
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Natalie Waldecker
VEGA Grieshaber KG
Natalie Waldecker, Portfolio Manager Food and Pharma, knows the challenges of the demanding industries inside out. With her broad application knowledge, she…
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Bob Steinberg
Sage Metering
Bob Steinberg is the founder, president, and CEO of Sage Metering. He has over 40 years of instrumentation experience. Before forming Sage…
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Dominik Hegen
HERMETIC-Pumpen GmbH
A pump is more than just rotary equipment. It is the promise to solve a pumping task safely and reliably. In his…
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