MANHATTAN, N.Y. - TelAve -- During the event, AKCP will demonstrate its latest innovations in intelligent data center monitoring, including its new Quicklime platform.

Quicklime introduces a new approach to operational intelligence by combining sensor-driven physical data with embedded artificial intelligence analysis. By integrating real-time environmental and infrastructure data from AKCP's extensive range of sensors, the platform creates a highly accurate digital representation of the data center environment.

A key capability within Quicklime is the integration of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations derived from real-world sensor data, what AKCP calls sensorCFD. This allows operators to visualize airflow and thermal behavior within the facility while simultaneously applying AI-based analysis to identify inefficiencies and operational risks.

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Rather than simply alerting operators to abnormal conditions, Quicklime's embedded AI engine analyzes sensor data, CFD models, and operational patterns to:

• Identify developing issues within the data center environment
• Determine the root causes behind cooling or airflow inefficiencies
• Provide actionable recommendations for remediation
• Enable operators to improve operational efficiency and reliability

By combining AI insights with verified physical sensor data, the platform helps data center teams move from reactive monitoring to proactive optimization. In many environments, this approach can deliver energy efficiency improvements of up to 10%, while enhancing infrastructure visibility and operational decision-making.

"AI is only as good as the data it receives," said Nicholas Barrowclough, President of AKCP. "Quicklime connects AI analytics directly to real-world sensor measurements and digital twin modeling of the facility. The result is a system that not only identifies problems in the data center, but also explains why they occur and how to resolve them."

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As part of the conference program, Nicholas Barrowclough will deliver a presentation at 3:00 PM on March 24, exploring how sensor-driven digital twins and AI-assisted analytics are transforming data center operations and enabling new levels of efficiency and reliability.

Attendees of DCD Connect New York are invited to visit the AKCP team to see live demonstrations of Quicklime and AKCP's monitoring technologies, including its sensor ecosystem designed to provide the critical data foundation required for AI-driven operational insights.

About AKCP

AKCP is a leading developer of environmental and infrastructure monitoring solutions for data centers and critical facilities. For over four decades, AKCP has pioneered sensor technologies that enable organizations to monitor temperature, airflow, power, security, and environmental conditions. Through advanced platforms such as Quicklime, AKCP continues to innovate in digital twin modeling, AI-assisted analysis, and operational intelligence for modern data center environments.