Accessen Group, a global leader in low-carbon data center solutions and on-demand heat exchange technologies, turned heads at the recently concluded Data Centre World Asia (DCWA) 2025 exhibition. Held on October 8-9 at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, the event drew over 26,000 attendees, and Accessen's Booth B22 emerged as a hotspot for industry professionals seeking cutting-edge prefabricated cooling innovations. With surging visitor traffic and overwhelmingly positive feedback, the showcase underscored Accessen's pivotal role in driving sustainable thermal management for the next generation of data centers.
The two-day event, part of Tech Week Singapore 2025, buzzed with energy as over 500 exhibitors and 550 international speakers converged to explore the future of digital infrastructure. Accessen, positioned at the heart of the expo, highlighted its advanced plate heat exchanger (PHE) systems and prefabricated cooling solutions designed for unmatched efficiency and scalability. Visitors, including data center operators, engineers, and sustainability experts from across Asia-Pacific and beyond, flocked to the booth to engage with Accessen's specialists. Discussions centered on how these solutions optimize energy use, reduce carbon footprints, and support high-density AI computing environments—key pain points in today's rapidly expanding data ecosystem.
" The traffic at our booth was phenomenal—far exceeding our expectations," said a spokesperson for Accessen. "We had non-stop interactions, with visitors expressing genuine excitement over our prefabricated units that promise faster deployment and greener operations. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive, with many praising the reliability and innovation of our PHE technologies." Attendees highlighted the seamless integration of Accessen's systems with air and liquid cooling setups, noting their potential to slash installation times by up to three months compared to traditional methods. Queries poured in on real-world applications, from hyperscale facilities to edge computing projects, reflecting the broad appeal of Accessen's offerings.
This success builds on Accessen's longstanding commitment to excellence. For over two decades, the Shanghai-headquartered company has pioneered high-efficiency thermal management and clean energy utilization, serving more than 10,000 clients worldwide—including giants like TikTok, Tencent, Alibaba, Huawei, and CATL. With a fully integrated value chain spanning design, manufacturing, testing, installation, and after-sales support, Accessen delivers a suite of core products: Liquid-Cooled Hydraulic Power Unit PHEU, Cooling Station Micromodule, Outdoor Prefabricated Integrated Cooling Station AIS, Indoor Prefabricated Integrated Cooling Station AIS and Liquid-Cooling Distribution Unit ACDU. Backed by in-house capabilities like BIM-driven 3D design, automated welding, advanced electrophoretic coating, and full-scale pre-testing in a 38m-high facility, Accessen's solutions meet stringent global standards (e.g., ISO 9001, ISO 14001, AHRI, ASME, CE-PED, and classifications from DNV, ABS, and others). Operating from subsidiaries in Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand, the company powers projects like the 68 MW Gangcheng Intelligent Manufacturing Data Park in China and the Tier 3-certified BodaData facility in the Philippines.
Looking ahead, Accessen is poised to lead the prefabricated AI computing center revolution—extending beyond cooling to foster faster, greener, and more resilient data infrastructures. "We're thrilled by the momentum from DCWA 2025 and eager to partner with forward-thinking organizations worldwide," the spokesperson added. For more details on Accessen's solutions, visit www.accessen.com.
