Recent Announcements

KyotoCooling is active in many countries worldwide. Installations are occurring monthly on all continents. Unfortunately some non-disclosure agreements do limit our ability to share all the new activity. Watch these pages for activity near you or subscribe to our posts for updates.

TEO LT - Vilnius Lithuania Install Completes
Rotterdam Internet Exchange (R-iX) goes live
State of Montana Helena Data Center
Rogers Communications Installed

TEO LT - Vilnius Lithuania Install Completes

Teo LT (formerly Lietuvos Telekomas), a telecommunications company in Lithuania, owned by Telia Sonera group, the largest landline phone operator in Lithuania was completed medio December 2009.


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Rotterdam Internet Exchange (R-iX) goes live

The Rotterdam Internet Exchange Site went live with a truly innovative installation of a Constructed 600kw design. The unit the first of two has been installed in a redundant design in the former parking garage of the R-iX Facility. The Cooling Wheel and bypass louvers were installed directly in the existing garage floor. The building integration of KyotoCooling has truly been taken to a new level at this site showcasing the flexibility in deployment.

Mees Lodder, KyotoCooling CEO, was on hand for the opening along with local dignitaries. The principals of R-iX are seen here symbolically starting the system.


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State of Montana Helena Data Center

The State of Montana data center in Helena Montana is now installed and awaiting January 2010 Commissioning. Three 300kw units were installed in an 600kw N+1 configuration with provision for a fourth unit as load grows over time to 900kw. The install took place over a one week period in November.


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Rogers Communications Installed

Rogers Communications has installed KyotoCooling in an 8000 square foot communicatons hub in Toronto Canada. The units were integrated by Urbacon http://www.urbacon.ca/ on behalf of Rogers under a Design Build agreement. The dual 300kw units are factory prefabricated and were installed over a five day period in November 2009.


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