Dynamically Managed
Self-Cooling HPC
Data Centers

Did you know that Data Centres and IT
equipment can consume between 200 and 500 TWh?

This is equivalent to the electricity demand of Spain in 2023*

This increase in energy consumption is due to the growth of compute-intensive applications with AI

Cooling is a crucial aspect of data centre operation as it significantly contributes to electricity consumption

DYMAN moves forward with dynamic management of self-cooled HPC data centres

DYMAN moves forward with a dynamic management of self-cooled HPC data centres. DYMAN is a 3-year EIC Pathfinder Challenges project.

The aim is to develop a radically new design for adsorption chillers that are dynamically managed in data centres.

DEEP-TECH

DYMAN proposes revolutionary technological advances focused on the use and management of clean and efficient cooling in data centres.

The previously unproven technology that will be developed in DYMAN will enable the advancement and positioning of European cooling.

CONSORTIUM

DYMAN is a 3-year EIC Pathfinder Challenges project that brings together 10 partners from four European countries (Spain, Germany, Italy, and Belgium).

This diversity, in terms of organisation types and geographic location, ensures that the project results will reach different communities and countries and can contribute with complementary views and approaches.

EIC COOLING PORTFOLIO

DYMAN proposes revolutionary technological advances focused on the use and management of clean and efficient cooling in data centres.

The previously unproven technology that will be developed in DYMAN will enable the advancement and positioning of European cooling.

NEWS & EVENTS

image of representatives from different EIC portfolio projects at the entrance of the meeting

Advancing Europe’s Clean Cooling Future: EIC Pathfinder Portfolio Meeting

On November 19th, the Dyman Project EU participated in the EIC Cooling Portfolio meeting hosted by Delft University of Technology. Project coordinator Dr. Tamara Fanjul and technical expert Pablo Vicente Legazpi represented the project, presenting Dyman's innovative approach to data center cooling technology.
Dyman consortium members pose outside the meeting room in Sant Cugat hotel

Dyman second general assembly in Sant Cugat

The DYMAN project consortium gathered in Sant Cugat del Vallès, near Barcelona, for its Second General Assembly on 15–16 October 2025. Hosted at the El Sant Cugat Hotel, the two-day meeting brought together partners from across Europe to share progress, discuss technical achievements, and align strategies for the coming phases of the project.

Dyman at Sustainable Places 2025

During the last edition of Sustainable Places conference held in Milan at the Monte Rosa 91 Conference Centre from the 8th to the 10th October our colleagues from University of Torino Lavinia Tagliabue and Robert Renè Maria Birke, Eduard Loscos from IDP and Fausto Sainz Salces from COMET attended the session and Robert presented Dyman advances on the Italian pilot at the “Data Center, Digital Twin & AI for Sustainability track”.

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