Lindsay Ojeda, Author at Polargy

Aisle containment and liquid cooling in a high-density data center

Why Aisle Containment Still Matters with Liquid Cooling

As liquid cooling becomes more common in high-density data centers, aisle containment still matters. Here’s how the two can work together to manage airflow and support hybrid cooling environments.

Data Center Prefabrication: What It Means and Why It Matters

Prefabrication in data centers is more than a product. It’s an approach that moves work off-site to reduce field complexity, improve consistency, and help teams deploy infrastructure faster.

Data Center Aisle Containment: Key Design Considerations

Aisle containment design affects airflow, cooling performance, and how smoothly a system comes together in the data hall. Here are a few key considerations to think through during design and before installation.

Floor-Mounted vs. Ceiling-Supported Aisle Containment: Which Is Right for Your Data Center?

Compare floor-mounted and ceiling-supported aisle containment and learn how structure, installation, overhead infrastructure, and future growth shape the right approach.

Polargy to Speak at DICE Rockies 2026

Polargy is heading to Denver for DICE Rockies 2026 on August 20. Drew Unger, Chief Revenue Officer at Polargy, will join the panel, “Building the Denver Pipeline: Delivering Capacity, Connectivity and Speed to Market.”

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How Prefab Integrated Containment Reduces On-Site Work in Data Centers

Move more data center work off site with prefab integrated containment designed to reduce field coordination, limit rework, and support smoother installation.