01 / SENSE
Sense the whole facility
Read temperatures, humidity, equipment state and energy demand.
A.I.M.I. / AUTONOMOUS COOLING
Autonomously reduce cooling energy waste.
A.I.M.I.™ adjusts your existing cooling equipment to free power capacity for additional IT load.
Explore your cooling opportunityTHE PRODUCT / IN ACTION
One workspace for facility conditions, autonomous actions, and the energy impact. Every command stays inside your operating limits.
Autonomous cooling control · illustration
IT load increased 25% in the last minute. Hot aisle reached 93°F.
A.I.M.I.™ increases minimum fan speed to reduce compressor usage.
Minimum fan speed ramps from 60% to 80% within operating limits.
Compressor usage (cooling demand) reduced from 40% to 15%.
Illustrative product walkthrough. Example signals, autonomous actions, and compressor usage demonstrate the workflow; actual control limits and outcomes are site-specific.
A FACILITY CONTROL LOOP
01 / SENSE
Read temperatures, humidity, equipment state and energy demand.
02 / PREDICT
Anticipate how equipment changes affect facility conditions.
03 / ACT
Adjust cooling automatically within approved limits, with fallback to native control.
ADAPTIVE CONTROL / ILLUSTRATIVE RESPONSE
Match cooling to changing demand while keeping conditions within operating limits.
Normalized cooling effort is shown for a comparable thermal demand profile.
COOLING EFFORT / NORMALIZED INDEX
Illustrative control profiles, not measured site telemetry or a savings forecast. Actual operating bands, responses, and energy impact are site-specific.
THE OPERATOR ADVANTAGE
Match cooling to demand and reduce wasted energy.
Free power capacity for additional IT load.
Keep temperature and humidity within operator-set limits.
BUILT FOR YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE
A.I.M.I.™ runs on your server, connects to your facility network and controls your existing equipment.
Cooling equipment → BMS / SCADA → autonomous control
FLUIX deploys software + AI agents
Connect through BMS / SCADA or direct interfaces
Sense → predict → act within guardrails
We deploy A.I.M.I.™ within your approved on-prem environment.
Automatically discover accessible assets and map telemetry for site-team review.
Customize integrations, operating limits, permissions and control objectives.
Validate in read-only mode, then enable autonomous control with action logging.
Existing BMS / SCADA connections and equipment interfaces.
Air, liquid and central plant systems. Mixed vendors. One control layer.
Choose an air-gapped deployment where required. Local execution, operating limits and native-control fallback keep control within your facility.
RELEVANT CASE STUDIES
TENHATS / LIVE 2 MW DATA CENTER
Four months of operation inside operator-set guardrails. The deployment reported PUE improving from 1.36 to 1.27, with zero SLA excursions and zero new sensors.
Read the Utility Dive reportReported PUE improvement
Reported during the study’s full-control period. PUE is total facility power divided by IT power; lower is better.
U.S. AI FACTORY
Up to 23% cooling-load optimization during grid events and facility operation. A.I.M.I. autonomously coordinates HVAC response while maintaining operating constraints and uptime.
LATAM COLOCATION
The existing deployment summary describes lower baseline cooling consumption recovering usable capacity without physical expansion.
FLUIX / TECHNICAL RESEARCH
Read the A.I.M.I. 1.0 whitepaper for the research behind continuous control of data center cooling.
Read our whitepaperDEPLOYED IN THE REAL WORLD
The most deployed autonomous AI for data centers.* From colocation and neoclouds to powered shells, across the United States and Latin America.Autonomous control across the U.S. and Latin America.*
FLUIX controls power and cooling without requiring ownership of tenant servers.
*FLUIX AI is the most deployed autonomous AI control layer in live facilities—executing real control of physical infrastructure, beyond insights and simulation. Markers show approximate city locations. Data center count excludes the Santa Clara AI lab and includes contracted sites.
BRING YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE INTO CONCERT