Data Centre World Frankfurt, where experts from the data center industry gather, opened its doors on May 22-23. The event welcomed visitors from many countries around the world. Held in Frankfurt, the fair brought together technology sector executives, engineers, investors, and expert speakers. Aiming to unite all sides of the data center industry, Data Centre World Frankfurt is remembered as one of the most significant gatherings in the sector, with nearly 200 participating companies and over 80 speakers.

Boreas Technology, with over 20 years of experience providing data center climate solutions around the world, participated in the fair with its stand. Introducing its innovative products to industry professionals, Boreas Technology showcased popular cooling group products such as the DC Master Adia Mechanic Cooler, the DC Pro Precision Air Conditioner, and the DCI Inrow. Additionally, it presented BRDC Rear Door Cooler solutions and mobile data center solutions specifically produced for data centers.

Boreas Technology is Preferred in Many Major Companies' Data Centers with Its Advanced Engineering Skills and Technology

At Data Centre World Frankfurt, where energy efficiency and sustainability were highly emphasized, Boreas Technology drew attention with its high-efficiency and energy-saving products. With its modular production capability, it continues to meet the needs of the sector. Boreas Technology, preferred in many major companies' data centers due to its advanced engineering skills and technology, continuously advances its products, demonstrating its strong commitment to R&D and product development processes.

In today's ever-evolving data center industry, international fairs held in different countries maintain the sector's dynamism. These events ignite transformation by increasing information sharing. Being part of a technology-driven sector like data centers requires strong infrastructure, professionalism, and experience. Growing companies from our country, like Boreas Technology, continue their efforts to compete globally.