The rise of AI workloads, expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 26-36% by 2028, is leading to increased power demands in data centres. Schneider Electric's White Paper 110 focuses on essential considerations in four physical infrastructure categories: power, cooling, racks, and software tools.
As AI continues to transform industries, the guide introduces innovative concepts and best practices, positioning the company as a leader in data centre infrastructure evolution. It emphasises the need for energy-efficient hardware and renewable power sources to address the environmental concerns and rising operational costs associated with AI's power and cooling demands.
The blueprint has received support from industry leaders, recognising the importance of designing data centres optimised for AI.
- AI attributes
- Recommended solutions for extreme rack power densities
- Transitioning to liquid cooling
- Rack specifications
- And the utilisation of data centre infrastructure management software
It also offers insights into emerging technologies and design approaches to meet the evolving landscape of AI in data centres.
