Fundamentally we exist for one reason: To accelerate our clients’ path to success. Our approach is simple; we help our customers uncover their explicit needs and then put their interests first. At CAI Data Center Services, we support the data center industry for the entire life cycle of a data center.  Our global team of highly skilled engineers and project managers have significant experience in both commissioning and operations – in APAC, Europe, America’s and the Middle East.

We bring top-tier expertise to every stage of a data center project, from creating comprehensive, detailed project plans to full-scale data center operations.

At CAI Data Center Services, we are your choice: 
• Because your project requires planned, managed, and documented high quality testing to exacting standards no matter where you are in the world.
• Because CAI has the bench depth and strength to meet aggressive schedules.
• Because you need high-performance teams working with your interests in mind.
• Because mission critical projects are complex, highly-visible, and carry significant risk – and CAI Data Center Services understands how to execute to meet your needs.
• Because CAI has extensive experience in commissioning and operations for pharmaceutical companies around the world and has effectively translated that knowledge and skill into the data center industry.

CAI is proud of our Data Center Services team, including our veterans from every branch of service, including the Navy Nuclear Power Program. We assembled this team because they all have specialties in heat transfer and fluid flow, electrical power distribution, instrumentation and control, operations and maintenance, and they have a long record of conducting highly critical acceptance testing and startup testing. In short, this team knows testing and operations.

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