28/07/2026
The World Economic Forum recently published an article by Honghao Deng, CEO of Butlr Technologies, on what it will take to make AI datacenters more sustainable.
➡️ Among the solutions it highlights are and .
That reflects how priorities are changing as AI infrastructure continues to evolve.
The article also points to a challenge many operators are already experiencing: traditional inspection methods can't keep up with AI workloads that generate denser and more dynamic heat. Manual checks worked when infrastructure was built around predictable CPU loads. And they're becoming much harder to rely on today.
At Asperitas, we've been seeing this shift for years. Cooling is no longer just about preventing hardware from overheating. It's becoming one of the decisions that shapes infrastructure design alongside power, location and workload requirements.
The conversation around AI infrastructure is expanding beyond compute. That's an important step, because building the next generation of AI infrastructure isn't only about deploying more compute. It's about designing infrastructure that can manage the heat that comes with it.
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