Revolutionizing data center cooling with smarter greener solutions
Optimize efficiency and sustainability with innovative cooling strategies and eco-friendly technologies
Data centers are the heart of modern digital life but face significant sustainability challenges due to energy-intensive cooling systems. Join us for an insightful webinar to explore how Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulation is transforming data center cooling strategies, enabling smarter, more sustainable operations.
What You’ll Learn:
- The environmental challenges of traditional cooling systems and how to address them.
- How CFD simulation optimizes coolant flow, pressure, and heat distribution to enhance performance and reduce energy consumption.
- The rise of plant-based oils as a sustainable alternative for immersion cooling.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from one of the foremost experts in sustainable thermal design and CFD simulation. Watch our webinar to future-proof your data center operations and lead the charge toward a greener, more efficient future.
Meet the speaker
Wendy Luiten
Thermal Consultant and Certified Design
Wendy Luiten is a thermal consultant and certified Design for Six Sigma Master Black Belt. She worked in various roles in Philips R&D for 30+ years and currently owns her own consultancy company. She has 40 years industry experience in thermal management in consumer electronics, lighting, medical, mechatronics, aerospace, and power electronics. She also developed and delivered thermal, statistics, and DfSS training at various in-company courses, and at the High-Tech Institute in Eindhoven. Luiten authored 25+ papers, holds several patents and lectured all over the world. Her current research interest is digital innovation – exploring design methodologies that combine advanced statistical tools and (thermal) computer simulations. She serves at the program committee of the Semitherm and Therminic conferences, and is a member of the Therminic steering committee. She received the Semitherm Best Paper award 2002, the Harvey Rosten award for Excellence in 2013, and Philips Research Outstanding Achievement Award 2015
Fun facts about Luiten: She is a YDK (yu di korsow) and was born on the tiny island of Curacao in the Dutch Caribbean. She was also the first female mechanical engineering graduate at Twente Technical University.