Core Insights - SWEP, a subsidiary of Dover, has launched two new products, SWEP B327 and SWEP B224, to address the increasing demand for efficient cooling solutions in data centers and district energy applications [1] Product Launch - The new products are designed for single-phase applications, focusing on data center cooling and district heating [1] - Both SWEP B327 and SWEP B224 feature large ports for high flow rates, low pressure drop, and high thermal efficiency, making them suitable for confined spaces in data centers [1] - SWEP B327 can capture excess heat from data centers and is capable of handling thermal loads up to 1000 kW [1] Market Demand - The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and High-Performance Computing (HPC) is driving the need for efficient alternatives to traditional air cooling in data centers [1] - SWEP aims to support the evolution of data centers with state-of-the-art heat transfer solutions that promote efficient, sustainable cooling and heat reuse [1] Company Overview - SWEP has been a leader in the production of brazed plate heat exchangers since 1983, with a global presence in 50 countries and over 1,100 employees [1] - Dover Corporation, the parent company, reported annual revenue exceeding $7 billion and operates across five segments, including Climate & Sustainability Technologies [1]