Kelvin reads heat across every die, board and rack in your fleet — at rack-level resolution, with no agents to install. Find the hot spot before it throttles.
Drag the handle. On the left, what Kelvin measured. On the right, the board as designed. The gap between them is where your fleet is losing performance.
See a live fleetInlet sensors sit where cabling is convenient, not where heat collects. Across eleven fleets, the true peak averaged 38cm from the nearest probe — and 4.2°C above what it reported.
Most of the thermal loss we find is not airflow. It is spreader contact: a module seated a fraction proud, scored well at install and badly at load.
Every agent is a process competing for the die it is measuring. We stopped installing them and read the board instead.
Tell us your fleet size. We will send a read of one rack, free.