Beyond PUE and WUE: Rethinking Sustainability in the Data Center Industry
PUE and WUE will remain important measures of operational performance. But the industry is recognizing that they are only part of a much larger sustainability equation.
VP of Accounting / Corporate Controller
“Behind every great innovation is a strong foundation. My role is to help build that foundation so Infinitum can continue growing, delivering value to our customers and investing in what’s next.”
Leads strategy, growth, and long-term value creation.
Edna M. Garcia, CPA serves as Vice President of Accounting & Corporate Controller at Infinitum and brings more than 20 years of executive accounting and finance leadership experience across manufacturing, technology, consumer products, and high-growth organizations. Throughout her career, she has served as Chief Financial Officer, Vice President of Finance, Corporate Controller, and senior accounting executive, leading global accounting, financial reporting, internal controls, ERP transformations, audit readiness initiatives, and finance process modernization efforts that support growth, operational excellence, and long-term value creation.
Prior to joining Infinitum, Edna served in executive finance leadership roles, including Chief Financial Officer at Raw Nutrition/BUM Energy and Essentium, Vice President of Finance at A Pup Above, and Vice President, Corporate Controller at Onnit, where she helped support the company’s successful acquisition by Unilever. Earlier in her career, she held accounting and finance leadership positions with PepsiCo and Frito-Lay and began her career in public accounting with Pricewaterhouse.
Edna is a Certified Public Accountant and holds a Master of Professional Accounting and a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting with Honors from The University of Texas at Austin’s McCombs School of Business.Beyond her professional responsibilities, Edna is committed to advancing accounting education and developing future finance leaders. She serves as an Advisory Board Member of the Accounting Advisory Council at The University of Texas at Austin’s McCombs School of Business, where she provides industry insight on accounting, finance, and technology transformation. She has also served as a board member of the Texas Exes Hispanic Alumni Network and participated as a panelist supporting future accounting professionals. In her spare time, Edna enjoys volunteering with Hungry Souls alongside her son.
Direction, capital allocation, and the long-term plan for bringing advanced motor technology to scale.
OEM and operator partnerships across HVAC, data centers, and industrial systems.
Where the Aircore architecture goes next, and which applications it serves first.
Building a team that can develop complex products and support demanding customers.
PUE and WUE will remain important measures of operational performance. But the industry is recognizing that they are only part of a much larger sustainability equation.
Understanding and effectively managing harmonics can improve your systems and operational benefits.
Understanding and effectively managing harmonics can improve your systems and operational benefits.
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