Xylem’s Matt Johnson discusses how rising AI workloads and higher rack densities are driving data centers to adopt hybrid cooling strategies that combine traditional air cooling with hydronic and direct-to-chip liquid cooling.

Xylem’s Matt Johnson discusses the importance of solutions layering in the data center space and the value of ones that can scale and adapt as the landscape becomes increasingly complex.

Southern PHC examines how closed-loop hydronic systems are being scaled to meet rising data center cooling demands driven by AI and cloud growth.

Plumbing & HVAC highlights Bell & Gossett solutions featured at CMPX 2026, including the BPX brazed plate heat exchanger.

ASHRAE Journal recaps key discussions from AHR Expo 2026 in Las Vegas, highlighting the rapid growth of data center cooling and the evolving challenges facing HVAC engineers.

Xylem experts walk us through three exciting new products unveiled at AHR 2026

Data Center Digest highlights how Xylem is showcasing its expanded, techforward solutions at AHR Expo 2026, emphasizing the Bell & Gossett brand’s endtoend offerings engineered to meet the evolving needs of modern buildings and data centers.

Facility Executive highlights several standout innovations from AHR Expo 2026, including Xylem’s Bell & Gossett e-80SCX Smart Pump.

ASHRAE Journal highlights Bell & Gossett presence at AHR Expo and features a quote from Kevin Calzada, Senior Director of Product Management, Americas Commercial Buildings Division.

ASHRAE Journal highlights new products in the Bell & Gossett booth, in-booth discussions, the data center “booth within a booth”.

FacilitiesNet explores how modern data center design is evolving across every stage of the facility lifecycle, drawing on insights from Xylem experts, Jacob Lazzarotto & Taylor Goade, who discuss key considerations.

Kevin Calzada outlines how hydronic system design and packaged solutions are supporting efficient, reliable cooling in data center and commercial building applications.

Jacob Lazzarato outlines how retrofitting hydronic systems with variable-frequency drives, high-efficiency motors and connected controls can meaningfully improve comfort, indoor air quality and overall system performance.

The 2025 All-Stars eBook highlights the Plummer Youth Promise project, where Xylem’s hydrovar X-enabled smart pumps and geothermal design modernized a 150-year-old facility, delivering long-term efficiency, cost savings, and improved comfort for the community it serves.

FMLink published an article on Xylem’s Blueprint for Net-Zero report which outlines six key innovations driving the future of the built environment.

Taylor Goade offers perspective on the evolution of HVAC training, noting the shift from traditional classroom methods to more flexible formats that blend hands-on experience with digital tools.

Matt Johnson explains how combining high-efficiency smart motors with monitoring tools and digital technology can significantly reduce water waste in data centers.

Xylem expert Taylor Goade discusses the generational shift in the HVAC industry as seasoned professionals retire and fewer systems engineers remain to train new talent.

Taylor Goade highlights a key challenge in the HVAC industry: there are fewer specialists available to pass down institutional knowledge to newer technicians, designers, and other professionals.

This article recaps a volunteer event hosted by Xylem’s Bell & Gossett and Fluid Industrial Associates in partnership with Plummer Youth Promise, focused on restoring the beachfront at the nonprofit’s Winter Island campus.

In this LinkedIn article, read Matt’s Johnson’s perspective on how Xylem is taking action to reduce our environmental impact through smart data center design, collaboration and technology.

Jason Richards, regional sales manager, shares the hydrovar X Smart Pump series at the 2025 AHR Expo.

This article explores how the HVAC industry is responding to decarbonization challenges by adopting a mix of maintenance strategies, hybrid systems and alternative fuels.

Jim Nolan reviews the benefits of integrating hydronic heating and cooling systems into buildings, highlighting their ability to reduce carbon emissions, extend system longevity and provide greater maintenance flexibility.