TICA Targets AI Cooling Needs at Kuala Lumpur Trade Show
TICA presents integrated cooling systems at ENGINEER & MARVEX 2026, focusing on high-density AI infrastructure challenges in Southeast Asia.
Key points
- TICA exhibits integrated cooling solutions at ENGINEER & MARVEX 2026 in Kuala Lumpur, targeting the growing AI infrastructure market.
- The company’s systems combine air and liquid cooling to manage high heat densities, addressing specific humidity and temperature challenges in Southeast Asia.
- TICA has delivered over 10,000 chillers and 12,000 fan walls globally, serving major clients like Amazon and Alibaba in large-scale projects.
TICA is exhibiting at ENGINEER & MARVEX 2026 in Kuala Lumpur, highlighting its integrated data center cooling solutions. The company aims to support the region's rapid expansion of AI infrastructure by providing thermal management systems tailored to local environmental conditions.
As artificial intelligence workloads increase, the demand for efficient cooling rises sharply. Standard air-cooling methods often struggle with the heat generated by high-density computing hardware. TICA’s approach combines multiple cooling techniques to manage this heat more effectively, ensuring that data centers can operate reliably under heavy loads.
Integrated systems handle heat better
The company offers a full-chain solution that covers everything from the initial cooling source to the individual server racks. This includes primary-side cooling, secondary-side precision cooling, and liquid cooling systems. By managing the entire thermal process, TICA claims to provide a more stable and efficient environment for critical IT equipment.
According to the press release distributed via PR Newswire, these systems are designed to support next-generation AI computing platforms. The integrated approach allows for flexible architectures that can balance performance with energy efficiency. This is particularly important as data centers seek to reduce their operational costs and environmental impact.
Malaysia serves as a key hub
TICA has operated a manufacturing facility in Malaysia since 2019, establishing the country as a strategic gateway for its regional growth. The company has supplied cooling solutions to major projects across Southeast Asia, including facilities for Infineon, Western Digital, and Singapore Changi Airport. This local presence helps TICA respond quickly to the specific needs of the regional market.
The solutions are specifically engineered to handle the high ambient temperatures and humidity common in Southeast Asia. These environmental factors can significantly reduce the efficiency of standard cooling equipment. By adapting its systems to these conditions, TICA aims to provide a competitive option for high-end manufacturing and data center applications in the region.
Proven track record in global projects
TICA reports that its air-liquid integrated cooling solutions have been deployed in over 100 large-scale projects worldwide. The company has delivered more than 12,000 fan walls and 10,000 high-performance chillers to clients including Amazon, Alibaba, and TikTok. This extensive deployment history demonstrates the scalability and reliability of its systems in demanding environments.
Beyond data centers, TICA serves a broad range of industries, including healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and new energy sectors. The company claims to have served over 7,000 hospitals and 5,000 GMP-certified plants across more than 100 countries. This diverse experience in precision air treatment and thermal management supports its credibility in the data center market.
