Pythia DM
One console for power, cooling and environmental equipment across one site or many.
Every layer of your liquid cooling in one live console: towers, water treatment, heat exchangers, CDUs, rack manifolds and the servers they cool, alongside the power that feeds them. Shared with your BMS, your NMS and your AI assistants.

A GPU rack now carries more than 100 kW of heat on liquid alone, and a problem anywhere in the chain reaches the chip in seconds. The DM watches every layer and tells the right people the moment something changes.
Animated DM page with demonstration data: a CDU loses its pumps, the standby CDU takes over, and the alarms go out.
Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP assistant answers from the DM's live loop data: what failed, what took over, and which rack to worry about next.
CDU-1 lost both pumps at 10:42. Pump 1 faulted and Pump 2 failed to start, so its flow dropped to zero. CDU-3 started on its own four seconds later and picked up the load.
Your racks are fine. The risk is the next failure: with no spare, losing a second CDU would cost cooling. Facilities and IT on-call were emailed at 10:42. I'd get CDU-1 repaired today.
Rack A04. Tray C07 is returning coolant at 112.4°F, 7° warmer than the rest of the rack, and GPU 3 is at 71°C. Manifold flow is normal, so check that tray's quick disconnects and cold plate.
Power in a single NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 rack, all of it carried away by liquid.
When CDU pumps stop, coolant stops in about 10 seconds. Beyond about 30 seconds, GPUs face thermal shutdown.
Share of AI chips that are liquid cooled in 2026, up from about a third in 2025.
Liquid cooling is only as reliable as the power behind its pumps. The DM follows the power through switchgear, generators, transfer switches, UPS, PDUs and the servers' own power supplies, and shows what each side would carry if its partner failed.

Find the overload that only shows up on failover, and the server that quietly lost a power supply, by asking in plain English.
Yes. UPS A would carry 2,588 kW, 76% of its 3,400 kW rating, below the 80% watch line.
Three of 1,870.
Check the B cords on the first two and replace SRV-0233's power supply A before any maintenance on either feed.
Connect your AI assistant to the DM and ask in plain English. It answers from your live equipment data, across cooling, power and everything else the DM watches.
Available for the DM server, SPDM, SPIGM and SPAC4.
One console for power, cooling and environmental equipment across one site or many.
Up to twelve Liebert units over the RS-422 IGM wiring you already have. A full DM inside.
Automatic changeover, failover and temperature staging for up to four CRAC units, RTUs or pumps.
Six UPS conditions on LEDs, with an alarm you can hear, up to 1,000 feet from the UPS.
Videos, brochures and installation guides for every product are on the Resources page.
The DM software is the same everywhere. Choose the platform that suits the space and the resilience the site needs.

A 1U server for the data center or equipment room, Standard or Enterprise.

The DM is replicated to a standby server that takes over if the primary fails.
The same DM in a wall-mount enclosure for rooms without a rack.

A dedicated VM identical to a purchased server, hosted by Pythia in Microsoft Azure.
The Pythia DM facility monitoring platform, and Smart Panels for monitoring and controlling critical equipment: the Smart Panel IGM for Liebert IGM equipment, the Smart Panel AC4 changeover panel, and remote status panels such as the UPS Remote Status Panel.
UPS systems, generators and transfer switches, CRAC units, chillers and pumps, power distribution and meters, leak and environmental sensors, and servers and network switches, over BACnet/IP, Modbus/TCP, Modbus RTU, SNMP, HTTP, XML and Liebert IGM. Drivers for other equipment are supplied on request.
Yes. The Smart Panel IGM is a drop-in replacement for Liebert SiteLink on the existing RS-422 IGM wiring. The Smart Panel AC4 is a direct replacement for the legacy Liebert AC4 changeover panel.
Yes. The DM publishes everything it monitors as a BACnet/IP device, a Modbus/TCP server and an SNMP agent, with the point maps built automatically.
Yes, with the DM AI Connector, available for the DM server, SPDM, SPIGM and SPAC4. Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP assistant can read live values, alarms and trends. Accounts are read-only by default, and changes are made only where an administrator allows them.
Yes. Pythia provides turn-up and commissioning, remote or on site, custom graphic pages built from your drawings, and ongoing support from Powell, Ohio.
Ask for a demo, or tell us what you need to watch and we'll recommend the right platform and panels.