Dycem Launches Dedicated Data Center Business Unit
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Dycem, a global provider of contamination control solutions with 60 years of experience, has launched a dedicated global business unit focused on data centers. The new unit, Dycem Data Centers, aims to protect sensitive critical infrastructure from particulate contamination.
Based in Bristol, UK, Dycem has been operating since 1966, providing contamination control solutions for highly controlled environments across industries including pharmaceuticals, life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and data centers. The company's new business unit will offer dedicated leadership, technical expertise, and resources to help data center operators manage contamination risks.
The launch of Dycem Data Centers marks a significant expansion for the company as it celebrates its 60th anniversary. The new business unit will focus on the contamination control requirements of facilities ranging from enterprise and colocation data centers to hyperscale, high-performance computing, and AI infrastructure.
Dycem has supported contamination control applications within data centers for over a decade. The creation of a standalone business unit reflects the increasing importance of the sector within Dycem's global strategy and the growing need for specialized solutions as digital infrastructure expands.
The company also announced the launch of dedicated Data Center resources to support operators, facility teams, consultants, architects, and industry partners as they evaluate contamination risks and develop strategies for new builds and existing facilities.
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Dycem's new business unit will also focus on education and industry collaboration, providing technical resources and guidance to help data center operators better understand floor-level contamination, particle movement, electrostatic discharge, and the role contamination control can play within broader facility cleanliness strategies.