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#AI applications are computationally intensive, requiring powerful hardware to process vast amounts of #data. To adapt to this #transformation, we need more than just #innovation. We need to work together to push the boundaries of innovation and develop solutions that meet the evolving needs of the #datacentre industry. To address this, Schneider Electric and NVIDIA have partnered to optimise data centre infrastructure for emerging #technologies like #edge AI and digital twins. The #collaboration introduces innovative data centre reference designs, tackling challenges of rising processing power demand and data centre complexities. https://lnkd.in/grVbw6h9

A new era has started together with NVIDIA & Schneider Electric & AVEVA collaboration! We're unlocking the future of #ai for organizations,” said Pankaj Sharma, executive vice president, Secure Power Division & Data Center Business, Schneider Electric. “By combining our expertise in data center solutions with NVIDIA's leadership in AI technologies, we’re helping organizations to overcome #datacenter & #datacenterinfrastructure limitations and unlock the full potential of AI. Our collaboration with NVIDIA paves the way for a more efficient, #sustainable, and #transformative future, powered by AI.”

🚀 Schneider Electric collaborates with NVIDIA on Designs for AI Data Centers Through this collaboration, we are set to revolutionize the landscape of data center infrastructure, paving the way for groundbreaking advancements in edge artificial intelligence (#AI) and digital twin technologies. Our partnership with NVIDIA will see the introduction of the first publicly available AI data center reference designs, setting new standards for AI deployment and operation within #datacenter ecosystems. These designs will not only optimize performance, scalability, and energy efficiency but also redefine benchmarks for excellence in the industry. Collaborations like this one signal a new era of #innovation, revolutionizing multiple industries and driving positive change across the technology landscape. More information here: https://lnkd.in/dw3qJje9

The future of AI needs sustainable power - and Schneider Electric is leading the way. We’re thrilled to unveil our latest innovation: a new #datacentre reference design, co-developed with NVIDIA, designed to support liquid-cooled, high-density AI clusters of up to 132 kW per rack. This solution represents a significant step in our mission to provide comprehensive, #sustainable, and AI-ready infrastructure that empowers businesses to decarbonise their digital operations globally. AI is revolutionising industries - let’s power it responsibly. 👉 Learn more about our energy strategy and solutions for the AI era here - https://lnkd.in/e9mTx-XS #sustainability #datacentresustainability #AIrevolution

Interesting Paid Program piece on liquid cooling to support AI quoting Sean Graham at IDC and Michael McNerney at Supermicro. Liquid cooling is indeed relevant to support AI deployment in DCs and there are three options: direct to chip, in-rack and immersion. However, it is our view it is single phase liquid immersion at scale like Firmus Technologies that is the true north for supporting the next generations of AI GPU compute. https://lnkd.in/gFQ_nerd

Schneider Electric and NVIDIA have partnered to accelerate data centre AI. The companies aim to optimise data centre infrastructure and better power AI and digital twin technologies. They are also working to introduce the first publicly available AI data centre reference designs. Read more below. #AI #datacentre #digitaltwin #technology

NVIDIA Omniverse lets engineers connect the real Data center to it’s Digital twin through IOT technology so that the Engineers can Simulate and optimize the heating, cooling, Cabling, CFD engineering, Lighting in a single AI super computer system, combining all the independent software’s like sketch up,REVIT,PTC through an AI super computer. It’s really fascinating to visually experience the Constucted Data Center in a Digital Twin Model.

How can you optimize #AI processor performance? With advanced liquid-cooled #CDUs. Here’s how: ⬇ AI processors from NVIDIA and AMD, with their insatiable appetite for data and power, generate significant amounts of heat. This heat, if not managed properly, can throttle processor performance, and shorten its lifespan. Our CDUs, with cooling capacity up to 2.3MW, offer a tailored solution, providing targeted #cooling that can keep up with the intense thermal loads generated by AI processors. This ensures that AI-driven applications can run at peak efficiency, unlocking new possibilities in data processing and analysis. What can our cooling technology do for you? https://lnkd.in/e9K3q5cw

How can you optimize #AI processor performance? With advanced liquid-cooled #CDUs. Here’s how: ⬇ AI processors from NVIDIA and AMD, with their insatiable appetite for data and power, generate significant amounts of heat. This heat, if not managed properly, can throttle processor performance, and shorten its lifespan. Our CDUs, with cooling capacity up to 2.3MW, offer a tailored solution, providing targeted #cooling that can keep up with the intense thermal loads generated by AI processors. This ensures that AI-driven applications can run at peak efficiency, unlocking new possibilities in data processing and analysis. What can our cooling technology do for you? https://lnkd.in/e9K3q5cw

Nanometer-scale AI chips and big pieces of wood -- what do they have in common? Both are examples in recent days of suppliers moving in the construction value chain to better align with Owner Outcomes. First, NVIDIA offering in partnership with Schneider Electric and others a standardized data center design: https://lnkd.in/gCpqxdz9 Second, Mercer Mass Timber debuting construction services offering: https://lnkd.in/gDy2fnr3 . In both cases, the supplier has a product that is key to a desired owner outcome: supporting AI cloud workloads / a low embodied carbon structure. In both cases, there are complexities to the owner realizing that benefit: power density / installation issues such as tolerance differences between mass timber and steel. In both cases, the supplier is bringing something new to the market, with the potential to shake up other parts of the value chain. It's going to be exciting seeing where this goes, what works with owners, and what adaptations the value chain can support.