Comprehensive portfolio covering modular data centers, thermal containment, intelligent power distribution, high‑speed optics, liquid cooling, AI interconnects, and edge networking.
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Eco‑Thermal Computing & Micro‑Modules (LORRAIN SYSTEMS) is headquartered in Lyon, France, with R&D and production facilities across Europe. We specialize in the design, manufacturing, and integration of modular data center infrastructure, advanced thermal management solutions, intelligent power distribution units, high‑speed optical interconnects, liquid cooling systems, and rugged edge networking equipment.
Our solutions are deployed in some of the most demanding environments – from hyperscale data centers and AI research labs to industrial IoT and remote edge sites. We combine innovative engineering with stringent quality control to deliver products that maximize energy efficiency, reduce total cost of ownership, and ensure operational continuity.
We deliver future‑ready infrastructure with uncompromising quality and service
Our micro‑module data centers and containment systems are prefabricated for rapid deployment, enabling capacity expansion in weeks rather than months.
Hot/cold aisle containment and direct‑liquid cooling reduce PUE to below 1.2, cutting energy costs and carbon footprint while supporting high‑density racks.
Our PDUs offer granular outlet monitoring, environmental sensors, and remote power cycling, ensuring optimal power usage and uptime for critical loads.
800G transceivers and advanced fiber solutions deliver ultra‑low latency and massive bandwidth for AI training and data‑intensive workloads.
Rugged, low‑power edge computing and networking gear designed for harsh environments, with integrated security and seamless cloud integration.
Our team of thermal, power, and network engineers provides round‑the‑clock assistance for design, deployment, and troubleshooting worldwide.
We are committed to designing custom infrastructure solutions that enhance performance and sustainability
We offer full OEM services including custom branding, packaging, connector types, cable lengths, and form factors for all our product lines – from PDUs to transceivers and cooling modules.
Our experienced R&D team can develop new products from concept to mass production, including custom cooling architectures, switch matrices, power distribution topologies, and management firmware.
We promise to deliver the right infrastructure solution for your data center and edge projects
LORRAIN SYSTEMS provided a complete micro‑module data center with hot‑aisle containment and intelligent PDUs for our new colocation facility. The deployment was fast, and the energy savings exceeded our projections.
CTO, DataCloud France
We integrated their 800G transceivers and liquid cooling chassis into our AI training cluster. The performance and thermal efficiency are outstanding – we can now scale to 10x compute density.
Director of HPC, EuroAI
Their edge computing networking gear has been rock‑solid in our remote oil rig deployments. The rugged design and low power consumption are exactly what we needed for harsh environments.
VP of Infrastructure, GlobalEnergy
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