Chatsworth Products Joins Digital Realty AI Infrastructure Lab in London
Chatsworth Products has joined the Digital Realty Innovation Lab in London as a vendor partner, the company announced in a press release. The lab lets organizations test AI, high density computing, and hybrid cloud infrastructure with actual workloads before deployment.
Chatsworth Products is providing its ZetaFrame Cabinet System with eConnect power distribution units, cable management, and thermal management equipment. Customers can use the systems to test rack density, power distribution, environmental monitoring, airflow, and cable configurations.
The lab is located at Digital Realty's Docklands campus. It provides a production grade data center environment for testing and optimizing infrastructure designs.
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