Tica showcases integrated data centre cooling solutions at Engineer & Marvex 2026, supporting AI infrastructure growth in South-East Asia


 

TICA joins leading industry players at ENGINEER & MARVEX 2026 in Kuala Lumpur from September 22–25, showcasing its integrated data center cooling solutions and reinforcing its commitment to the rapidly growing Southeast Asian data center market.

Malaysia is a strategic gateway for TICA's global development. Since its Malaysia factory commenced operations in 2019, TICA has continued to strengthen its regional presence. To date, TICA has supplied solutions to major projects across Southeast Asia, including Infineon, Western Digital, and Singapore Changi Airport.

TICA's systems have emerged as a preferred competitive option across high-end manufacturing, semiconductor, and, increasingly, data center cooling applications.

At ENGINEER & MARVEX, TICA highlights its capabilities as an AIDC full-chain thermal management expert, going beyond individual equipment to deliver an integrated cooling solution across the entire chain through its self-developed product portfolio. Covering primary-side cooling sources, secondary-side precision cooling and liquid cooling, TICA provides end-to-end delivery from the cooling source to the IT rack, supporting the implementation of integrated air-liquid and multi-mode liquid cooling architectures.

As AI drives increasingly dense computing loads - scalable and engineered liquid cooling is becoming essential for the next generation of data centres. TICA addresses this evolving demand with full-chain self-developed products and customized solutions across diverse application scenarios, enabling flexible and reliable cooling architectures for high-density AI infrastructure.

At the exhibition, TICA's data center solution model brings these capabilities together in a complete thermal management system, with solutions designed to support next-generation platforms including GB300-class AI computing. Designed for South-East Asia's operating conditions, TICA's solutions address the region's high ambient temperatures, high humidity, and growing demand for high-density AI infrastructure, providing adaptable solutions to balance performance, scalability, energy efficiency, and water-conscious operation.

With professional expertise in high-precision air treatment, TICA serves more than 7,000 hospitals, 5,000+ GMP-certified pharmaceutical plants, 3,000+ semiconductor & electronics manufacturing enterprises and 1,000+ new energy companies across 100+ countries.

In data centers, TICA's air-liquid integrated cooling solutions have been applied in more than 100 large-scale projects, with over 12,000 fan walls and 10,000 high-performance chillers delivered globally, serving industry leaders including Amazon, Alibaba and TikTok.

Through ENGINEER & MARVEX 2026, TICA is strengthening engagement with data center partners across Southeast Asia, demonstrating how full-chain thermal management capabilities and customized cooling solutions can support the region's next generation of AI and data centre infrastructure.

 

 

 

 

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