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Chatsworth Products (CPI) is a global manufacturer of ICT infrastructure for data center and edge environments—specializing in power, cooling & rapid customization to support AI and HPC applications. CPI is truly global, with offices and production facilities not only in Agoura Hills, CA, Chatsworth, CA, Georgetown, TX and New Bern, NC - but international locations including, Bourne End, United Kingdom, Shanghai, China, Canada, Dubai, and Mexico City.

08/31/2026

Edge data centers support faster data processing and reduced latency by placing IT infrastructure closer to users, applications, and connected devices. However, these systems often operate in localized facilities that were not designed as traditional data centers.

RMR® Free-Standing Enclosures help protect critical edge equipment with NEMA Type 12/IP55 protection, flexible equipment mounting, single- or dual-access configurations, and ventilation or cooling options.

Built for the edge and configurable for the environment.

08/28/2026

Nothing beats a cold treat on a hot Texas day! 🍦

We recently welcomed Andy's Frozen Custard to our Round Rock location for a sweet way to celebrate the team and all the momentum they’ve been building.

08/27/2026

As AI and high-performance computing push more power and heat into the rack, data centers are having to rethink how infrastructure decisions get made. These decisions are happening at the cabinet level, not just the room.

Power distribution, airflow, environmental monitoring, and cable management must all work together, not separately, when densities climb.

That's what CPI's ZetaFrame® Cabinet System is designed for: an integrated cabinet platform built to support the range of densities showing up in today's data centers.

08/25/2026

As AI workloads push rack densities higher, data centers need smarter ways to cool them — and rear door heat exchangers (RDHx) might be part of the answer.

One study found RDHx cooling used about 31% less coolant flow than a traditional CRAH setup, while keeping temperatures more consistent throughout the space.

That's just one piece of a bigger conversation. On the latest Data Center Frontier Show, CPI's Sam Rodriguez and Matt McIntosh share practical insights on building infrastructure ready for the next generation of AI workloads.

Listen to the full episode: https://www.datacenterfrontier.com/sponsored/podcast/55397704/podcast-beyond-the-rack-why-integrated-infrastructure-matters-for-ai-data-centers?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=dcf_podcast_rdhx_clip

08/24/2026

AI infrastructure planning isn’t one-size-fits-all.

Instead of designing every environment for maximum density, operators can take a more targeted approach—making improvements where they create value and preserving flexibility as workloads change.

Swipe through to learn more, then explore the full white paper here: https://www.chatsworth.com/assets-proxy/public/asset/raw/663b2857ae13c25e14022b2b/b6d60b92/6a69ed4ec6fbd15f4a000007/Supporting_High-Density_AI_Deployments_in_Data_Centers_WP.pdf?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=strategies_for_scaling_wp_carousel

08/21/2026

It started with a simple comment from one of our employees about how busy back-to-school season can get. So, we decided to make it a little easier — and a lot more fun.

Every year, CPI employees come together to fill school supply goody bags for coworkers to take home for their kids, nephews, nieces, and more. What started as a small idea has turned into one of our favorite traditions.

Check out some of the highlights from this year's drive!

08/19/2026

Networks are scaling fast to keep up with cloud, edge and AI workloads — and high density cabling is right at the center of that shift.

Join Michael Moore on September 9, for a webinar on high density cable management. He'll cover what "high density" really means in today's environments, the industry standards behind it, and how to approach pathway design, rack layout and cable management for both copper and fiber.

If you work in enterprise data centers, colocation or edge facilities, this one's worth your time. Attendees can also earn 1 BICSI credit.

Register here: https://www.cablinginstall.com/resources/webinar/55396523/high-density-cable-management-best-practices-for-performance-scalability-serviceability?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=cable_management_webinar_michael

08/18/2026

Not every alert needs to start with opening a laptop.

The eConnect® Door Control Sensor is a visual indicator that mounts right on your IT cabinet and shows status at a glance — green for normal operation, red for a critical alarm. Used with an eConnect® Sensor Hub, it can monitor door access, temperature and fluid leaks, helping teams spot problems faster when walking through the data center.

It mounts magnetically, so it can be placed wherever it's easiest to see across a row of cabinets.

Check out our eConnect® Door Control Sensor on our website:
https://www.chatsworth.com/en-us/products/power-monitoring-security/accessories-services/environmental-sensors/econnect-cabinet-status-light/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=cabinet_status_sensor

08/17/2026

Edge computing often gets pictured as a smaller version of a traditional data center. These deployments show up in factories, healthcare facilities, retail locations and network closets — spaces that weren't built with data center conditions in mind.

That's why infrastructure matters so much at the edge.
• Stable thermal conditions keep equipment from overheating.
• Power monitoring helps catch capacity issues early.
• Physical security protects equipment when no one's on-site to watch it.
• Remote visibility keeps teams connected to locations they can't visit every day.

The environment changes site to site. What it takes to perform reliably shouldn't. Edge computing isn't defined by location — it's defined by whether the infrastructure can perform reliably once it's there. Thermal, power, security and visibility make that possible, even in spaces never built for IT equipment.

08/14/2026

Everyone's talking about GPUs, CDUs, and liquid cooling. But what about the cabinet itself?

On the latest Data Center Frontier Show, Chatsworth Products' Sam Rodriguez and Matt McIntosh explain why cabinet design is critical to cooling efficiency, serviceability, and protecting expensive IT equipment, plus where thermal management is headed over the next five years.

Listen to the full podcast here: https://www.datacenterfrontier.com/sponsored/podcast/55397704/podcast-beyond-the-rack-why-integrated-infrastructure-matters-for-ai-data-centers?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=dcf_podcast_announcement

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4175 Guardian Street
Simi Valley, CA
93063

Telephone

+18008344969

Website

http://www.chatsworth.com/

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