EPG Launches 1.85 MW Magnetic Chiller for AI Data Centers
The new modular cooling platform supports 45°C outlet temperatures for high-density, water-scarce facility environments.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Data Centers
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At Data Centre World Asia 2026, held September 29-30 in Singapore, EPG showcased new prefabricated data center infrastructure and introduced the AeroLev 1850 chiller platform. The chiller, developed with joint venture partner MagPro, is designed for high-ambient heat environments.
Why it matters
These infrastructure solutions aim to manage the rising power density and cooling needs of AI-driven data centers. The technology specifically addresses operational constraints in water-scarce regions where cooling demands are intensifying.
The AeroLev 1850 chiller platform provides 1.85 MW of cooling capacity and supports chilled-water outlet temperatures reaching 45°C. It utilizes magnetic-levitation technology to eliminate the need for friction-prone mechanical bearings.
The players
EPG
An infrastructure company providing prefabricated modular data center solutions with a focus on AI power and cooling requirements.
MagPro
A joint venture firm established in May 2026 to focus on advanced cooling systems for high-performance computing environments.
The details
The AeroLev 1850 chiller integrates oil-free magnetic-levitation technology—a system where rotating parts are suspended in a magnetic field to remove mechanical friction—with intelligent control software. EPG also utilizes modular factory prefabrication to deploy data center facilities. Its Edge POD solution is designed for applications ranging from 1 to 10 MW, allowing for faster integration of server hardware compared to traditional on-site construction methods.
Timeline
May 2026: MagPro was established as a joint venture.
September 29-30, 2026: Data Centre World Asia 2026 occurred in Singapore.
The Tech Race
The introduction of the AeroLev 1850 places EPG in direct competition with suppliers of high-capacity climate control systems for AI data centers. It marks a push to standardize infrastructure in high-ambient, water-scarce regions where conventional liquid cooling may face resource constraints.
Data center operators managing AI compute workloads in high-ambient heat environments can now evaluate the AeroLev 1850 for cooling infrastructure deployments. The modular Edge POD solution is specifically available for facilities requiring 1 to 10 MW of capacity.
The takeaway
EPG is scaling modular cooling hardware to meet the heat rejection requirements of high-density AI server clusters. Operators should monitor the integration of these magnetic-bearing chillers into 1-10 MW facility designs over the coming year.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest innovations in Data Centers.
More information
Review technical details on the EPG modular data center information.
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