Market Trends of Israel Data Center Cooling Industry
IT and Telecom to Have Significant Market Share
- The manufacturing industry accounted for an IT load capacity of 40.3 MW in 2022, constituting a significant share of the total IT load utilization. This is due to the fact that different manufacturing sectors are choosing digitalization, including aerospace and defense, telecommunications equipment, aviation communications, chemical products, and computer hardware and software.
- By the end of March 2022, Israel was among the eight countries in the Middle East and North Africa to launch commercial 5G. The industry-grade demand for a minimal latency rate would drive the growth of the telecom industry in the country. Similarly, as 5G gains traction for the general public, it will generate more demand for the data centers to provide the platform, facilitating the system requirements for the same.
- Furthermore, Google Cloud facilitates cloud services for the Israeli government, justifying the 28.82 MW of IT load capacity accounted for by the government.
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Liquid Cooling to Record Significant Share
- Liquid cooling offers many benefits in data centers, making it an attractive option for cooling computing environments with high performance. It has also been shown to be more energy-efficient than conventional air conditioning. It reduces the need for overcooling and improves the energy efficiency of data centers by providing precise temperature control.
- Technological advances have helped to reduce data centers' water consumption by more than 15% in tropical climates and 80% in green areas, making liquid cooling easier to maintain, scale up, or affordable. Energy used for liquid cooling can be recycled to heat buildings and drinking water, while advanced artificial refrigerants can significantly reduce the carbon footprint of air conditioners.
- Liquid cooling takes advantage of space constraints and superior heat transfer properties of water or other liquids to provide efficient and cost-effective cooling of high-density racks up to 3000 times more efficiently than air. Long proven in mainframe and gaming applications, liquid cooling is increasingly being used to protect rack servers in regional data centers. Recently, Vertiv Introduced a water-efficient liquid cooling solution for high-density data centers, the Liebert XDU, a new generation of thermal management systems that supports liquid-cooled servers and enables the control of liquid quality, flow, and pressure.
- Tel Aviv is the country's major hotspot, accounting for 38.80 MW of the IT load capacity, which is expected to show stagnant growth during the forecast period.
- The region is a major technological hub, with its proximity to crucial government facilities, power resources, and technological advancements required for empowering and operating data centers. This also includes several client companies in and around Tel Aviv, leveraging faster internet connectivity through the facilities.
- Petah Tikva benefits from the proximity of energy resources and business parks to Tel Aviv, including several data centers. Also, both locations leverage efficient disaster management services, which are essential for the uninterrupted functionality of data center facilities.
