Design and Simulation Tech. is proud to announce that our proposal to the EuroHPC Benchmark Access Call has been successfully accepted. We have been awarded 2,000 node hours on the MeluXina CPU, enabling us to conduct benchmarking studies for our advanced Conjugate Heat Transfer (CHT) model. This model is used for the realistic simulation of CPUs as heat sources in data centers, a crucial component of effective thermal management in today’s high-performance computing environments.

Our focus will be on simulating two-phase direct-to-chip liquid cooling, a cutting-edge cooling technology that transfers heat directly from the CPU using a liquid that undergoes phase change. This method is increasingly recognized as a highly efficient solution for managing heat in data centers, offering substantial energy savings.

This allocation will allow us to perform high-precision simulations, aiming to validate and optimize the thermal performance of data centers equipped with two-phase direct-to-chip liquid cooling systems. The numerical studies will provide insights into improving energy efficiency at our pilot sites, aligning with our broader commitment to innovation and sustainability.

This milestone marks an important step forward in advancing data center thermal management technologies, and we look forward to collaborating with our partners in the HEATWISE project to deliver impactful results.


We are thrilled to announce that the President of The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Türkiye (TÜBİTAK) Prof.Dr. Hasan Mandal recently visited our company. This prestigious visit provided us with a unique opportunity to showcase our cutting-edge projects and introduce our dedicated team of experts.

During the visit, we presented an overview of our ongoing and upcoming projects, highlighting our innovative approaches and technological advancements in various fields, including our EU-funded initiatives and pioneering open-source CFD models. The President expressed great interest in our work and commended our efforts in pushing the boundaries of scientific research and technological development.

This visit marks a significant milestone for our company, reinforcing our commitment to excellence and our role in the global scientific community. We look forward to potential collaborations with TÜBİTAK, which will undoubtedly enhance our research capabilities and contribute to our mission of driving innovation for a better future.

We are immensely grateful for the President’s visit and are excited about the promising opportunities that lie ahead.


We introduced our tools for the energy-aware management of data centers at the 2024 OCP Regional Summit.

  • Our energy-aware workload assigment tool, ECO-EAWA can reduce theIT energy consumption by 15%.
  • Our dynamic cooling tool, ECO-DYNACOOL can optimize the cooling parameters and reduce the cooling energy consumption by 35%.

Please contact with us for the implementation of our tools to make your data center as an energy-aware data center.


D&S Tech Team visited TOFAŞ data center, one of the pilot data centres involved in the HEATWISE Project. D&S Tech will create the CFD model of TOFAŞ data center for the simulation of thermal structures. Our simulations will reveal thermal and cooling efficiencies of the data center.


Our energy-aware workload assignment algorithm will be presented at the 2024 OCP Regional Summit. Join us to withness how IT energy consumption can be reduced with the optimal distribution of workloads considering thermal structure in a data center.


HEATWISE tackles the challenge of waste heat in diverse buildings with high IT loads: offices, campuses, factories, research hubs, hospitals, even hotels! We aim to minimize waste heat, maximize energy efficiency, and unlock additional value for all stakeholders:

  • Building owners & operators: Save energy costs, improve building performance, & attract eco-conscious tenants.
  • Data center managers: Create innovative solutions for waste heat capture & reuse.
  • Construction & architecture firms: Design & build future-proof buildings with optimal energy management.
  • Scientific community: Advance research in waste heat utilization & circular economy models.

By uniting these diverse actors, HEATWISE will revolutionize how we manage energy in the built environment.


We are proud to announce that our company has been awarded by the Eskisehir Technology Development Zone (ETGB) in recognition of our outstanding contributions to EU-funded projects. This esteemed award acknowledges our commitment to innovation, excellence, and impactful research in various technological fields.

Our EU-funded projects have been at the forefront of advancing scientific knowledge and developing cutting-edge solutions to some of the most pressing challenges. This award is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our talented team, whose efforts have consistently pushed the boundaries of technology and research.

Receiving this accolade from ETGB is a significant honor and serves as a powerful motivation for us to continue our mission of driving technological advancements and contributing to global scientific progress. We extend our heartfelt thanks to ETGB for this recognition and to our team and partners for their unwavering support and collaboration.

We are excited to build on this success and look forward to many more achievements in the future.



Our presentation on the thermal analysis of the High Performance Computing Module (HPCM) concept that was developed under the OCP HPC sub project group.

  • An open source numerical model is developed for the thermal analysis of a liquid cooling system.
  • Numerical model can reveal thermal distribution over solid and liquid regions.
  • Numerical model considers resistance of the thermal paste between CPU and heat exchanger.
  • A micro-channel design was implemented to the HPCM for the liquid-cooling of the system

Our paper has been selected as the best paper in the HPC category of the OCP Future Technologies Symposium. In this study, we proposed an open-source Conjugate Heat Transfer (CHT) thermal model for the development of a liquid-cooling system for the HPC Module. 


Our presentation on the thermal modeling of data-centers at the OCP Future Technologies Sympossium.


DSTECH performed CFD simulation of OCP server for the calculation of pressure loses.

  • Turbulent flow over the Leopard V3.1 model of OCP was simulated using an open-source model.
  • A fast and accurate approach was developed for the calculation of pressure drop.
  • The proposed model is feasible for data-center applications.

DSTECH is a key partner in the new awarded EU-funded project ECO-QUBE: Artificial-Intelligence-Augmented Cooling System for Small Data Centers.