Communications & Data Centers
Telecommunications
The telecommunication industry is continuing to bring connectivity to billions of people around the world. The increasing demand for wireless communication has required new technologies and delivery of clean, reliable power to sites that are often remote. Service providers and cell site operators are directly impacted by power outages. As a result, energy storage, microgrids and renewable energy sources are demonstrating value in the telecom industry.
In the Nexceris Sensors division, systems can be used to provide monitoring of all venting categories outlined in the Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics (RTCA) standards. Doing so can improve your situational awareness of the system while providing valuable warning of a failing battery, so you can support ensure a safe and reliable energy source.
Data Centers
Our world is continuing to become more digital and connected. Data centers provide the infrastructure to enable this rapid change and are therefore becoming more in demand with strong year over year growth. This growth increases the demands for cooling, power sources, redundancy, and energy storage.
Data centers are increasingly adopting renewable energy sources to responsibly increase the power demands while improving resiliency.
As with telecommunications applications, the Nexceris Sensors division is developing systems which can be used to provide monitoring of all venting categories outlined in RTCA standards. Doing so can improve your situational awareness of the system, while providing valuable warning of a failing battery so you can ensure a safe and reliable energy source.
Nexceris Updates
Experts Share Off-Gas Monitoring is Needed to Maximize Safe Use of Lithium-Ion Storage Applications
As lithium-ion technology becomes cheaper and more accessible, lithium-ion battery production will continue to increase in the future, but it does not come without risks.
National Laboratory Used LEVER to Scale Materials for Fuel Cell Design
Using the LEVER process, Nexceris used our materials science expertise to help a developer of world-class battery materials to re-engineer a lab process for added economics and safety.
Nexceris CTO Receives Medal for His Significant Impact in the Ceramics Industry
Scott Swartz, Nexceris’ Chief Technology Officer, was recently named the medal winner of the Leadership in the Advancement of Ceramic Technology award.